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Russia arrests two suspected Polish spies in Kaliningrad, Interfax reports

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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) ​said on Wednesday it has arrested ⁠two people described as ​agents of the Polish secret ​services for gathering information on military facilities in Russia's western Kaliningrad region, ​Interfax reported.

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The FSB identified a Polish intelligence network operating in the Kaliningrad region, belonging to the Polish intelligence services, and two Polish military intelligence agents and the Internal Security Service were arrested on suspicion of espionage.

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The Russian FSB secret service has detained two people it claims are agents of Polish intelligence services, accusing them of espionage in the Kaliningrad region, specifically collecting information about military facilities and the socio-economic situation.

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The Federal Security Service (FSB) identified and located the Polish intelligence network in Kaliningrad province, which collected data on Russian military installations and collected information on the socio-economic situation in the Kaliningrad region and migration and social policy in the region. 2 Polish military intelligence agents and the internal security agency were arrested as a result of operational investigations, and handed over to R…

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The FSB reported on the arrest and arrest of two agents of the Polish intelligence services in the spying case, collecting information in the Kaliningrad region on the military installations of the region as well as on the socio-economic situation. "The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation has identified and located an undercover network of the special services of the Republic of Poland operating in the Kaliningrad region", reporte…

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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