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Espionage Scandal in Polish Defense Ministry Could Deter Foreign Investment, Raising Regional Instability Concerns.

Araverus Team|Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 8:50 PM

Espionage Scandal in Polish Defense Ministry Could Deter Foreign Investment, Raising Regional Instability Concerns.

Araverus Team

Feb 3, 2026 · 8:50 PM

National Security · Poland · Russia · Spy Arrest

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Polish authorities have arrested a 60-year-old employee of the defense ministry on suspicion of espionage for Russian and Belarusian intelligence services, marking a significant case of espionage within the Polish government.

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