Poland says it breaks up Russian spy network
By DW
17 March 2023 |
1:31 pm
Polish counterintelligence has crushed a Russian spy ring, Poland's Defense Minister said. The spies had hidden cameras in the southeast of the country, which has become a major hub for arms shipments to Ukraine.
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