New suspicions of Russian sabotage emerge in Europe

Wednesday, Oct 22, 2025

Der Standard

Polish intelligence arrested eight people suspected of planning sabotage against critical infrastructure.

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Polish intelligence arrested eight individuals on suspicion of planned sabotage, with Romanian security services also participating in the operation. According to intelligence coordinator Tomasz Siemoniak, the suspects had been scouting military installations and parts of critical infrastructure across various regions of Poland.

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