“Spy.” Long associated with the communist period, this term has once again become a reality taken very seriously in Poland. On July 2, 2026, Jacek Dobrzynski, spokesperson for the Coordinating Minister of Special Services, announced the arrest of a 19-year-old Belarusian and a 44-year-old Pole, suspected of having acted for the Belarusian intelligence services. They are accused of having infiltrated demonstrations by the Belarusian community in order to transmit information to Minsk. A week earlier, nine Ukrainians and two Belarusians had already been arrested, this time on suspicion of monitoring events in the Ukrainian community for the benefit of Russia.
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