Poland accused Columbia citizen of arson at the task of Russian intelligence

The spokesman of the coordinator of the special services of Poland, Jacek Dovzhinsky, stated that the citizen of Columbia made arson construction warehouses in two Polish cities at the task of Russian intelligence.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to RMF24

Details: Dobzhinsky stated that the 27-year-old Colombian, who acted in the interests of Russian intelligence, stands for two arson of construction warehouses in Warsaw and Radom in 2024-this was found out by the staff of the Internal Security Agency (ABW).

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The fire in the capital occurred on May 23, and in Radom – a week later, May 30. According to the spokesman, the man received detailed instructions on the object of attack and the way of its implementation, in particular – how to make a Molotov cocktail.

A man who acted on behalf of Russia was charged with terrorism, he is threatened with life imprisonment. ABW reported that the suspect partially pleaded guilty and provided explanations that are currently being checked.

“These actions were ordered, controlled and funded by a person related to Russian special services. The suspect received detailed instructions on the attack and how to carry it out – in particular, how to make Molotov’s cocktail and how to use it,” ABW said.

ABW officers also found that Russian services with the help of Telegram messenger systematically and widely recruited people of Latin American origin with military experience to carry out reconnaissance in these places, arson objects and document damage.

In addition, it turned out that in June this year in the Czech Republic the court condemned another Columbian to eight years in prison for arson of a bus depot in Prague and an attempt to arson the shopping center. The man pleaded guilty.

According to the Czech Prime Minister, Russian special services were involved in the case.

Recall:

• Earlier this year, the Polish prosecutor’s office was charged with two citizens of Ukraine suspected of involvement in the arson of the shopping center in Warsaw on May 12, 2024.
• In May, it became known that in Germany and Switzerland, several people were detained who allegedly had to send parcels with explosive devices on behalf of Russian special services.
• In July, Czech intelligence stated that Russia hired migrants from outside the European Union to commit crimes, spread fear and undermine confidence in the governments of countries.