Overview
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk said eight suspects were taken into custody in different parts of the country and provided no further details.
- Security services coordinator Tomasz Semoniak said the case involves scouting of military facilities and critical infrastructure with resources readied for potential attacks.
- Rzeczpospolita reports that one detainee is a 21-year-old Ukrainian, identified as Danylo H., suspected of activities in Poland and Romania and of links to Russian intelligence.
- The same outlet reports two Ukrainian citizens were detained in Romania as possible accomplices to the suspect held in Poland.
- The arrests follow a series of earlier cases, including August charges against three Poles and three Belarusians and a prior conviction of a Ukrainian who admitted plans for arson after recruitment via Telegram.