Poland Accuses Russia of Plot Behind Explosive Parcels in Europe

Polish prosecutors claim Russian intelligence aimed to sabotage cargo flights to the U.S. and Canada with explosive parcels.

Polish authorities allege that Russian intelligence services orchestrated explosive parcels in European courier depots.
The parcels, discovered in July in Britain, Germany, and Poland, posed a potential threat to cargo flights bound for North America.
Polish prosecutors have detained four Ukrainian citizens and are seeking two Russians in connection with the plot.
Russia denies involvement, calling the allegations unfounded and part of a coordinated Western effort against Moscow.
The explosive parcels were reportedly sent from Vilnius, Lithuania, prompting international cooperation in the investigation.