Poland Announces New Arrests In Russian Spy Ring Case

A huge amount of evidence has been collected in the case.

Polish intelligence services may make new arrests in the case of the Russian spy network. State Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office Stanisław Żaryn admitted this possibility in an interview with PAP.

“We do not exclude that further arrests will be required, because we understand that the evidence in this case is huge, it is still being analyzed, and we will see where the services come in investigating this case,” he said.

As the website Charter97.org wrote earlier, the Polish special services detained 9 people who are suspected of collaborating with the Russian special services. The Belarusian side claims that there are three Belarusians among the detainees, and the Poles “grabbed random people”. One of these three is associated with the KGB of Belarus.