Poland has announced that consuls and ambassadors stationed in the country will not be allowed to leave their respective provinces, accusing Moscow of engaging in a “hybrid war.” This decision comes in response to evidence of Russian involvement in sabotage activities in Poland.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski emphasized the seriousness of the situation, urging Russia to take the warning seriously. The Polish government has accused Moscow of planning attacks on commercial facilities in various European countries.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk revealed that nine individuals from Ukraine, Belarus, and Poland have been arrested for plotting acts of sabotage in favor of Russia. The suspects allegedly carried out beatings and attempted arson in different locations.
British authorities have also made arrests under the National Security Act, linking individuals to arson attacks on warehouses linked to a Ukrainian package delivery company.
The current Polish government continues to support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, maintaining a tough stance against Moscow despite diplomatic tensions. Moscow has threatened retaliatory measures, but Poland remains steadfast in its actions.