“In Poland, the prosecutor’s office has officially charged two citizens of Ukraine, Oleksandr K. and Yevhen I., who are currently in Belarus, with committing acts of sabotage of a terrorist nature at the behest of Russia.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: spokesman of the National Prosecutor’s Office, prosecutor Przemysław Novak, quoted by Onet, “European Truth”
Direct speech: “On Monday, we started an investigation and received evidence indicating that the culprits are two citizens of Ukraine: Oleksandr K. and Yevhen I., who are currently in the territory of Belarus. The prosecutor’s office decided to charge them with committing sabotage acts of a terrorist nature on the order of the Russian Federation.”
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Details: Novak said that the suspected Ukrainians were not detained, so there was no possibility to conduct “procedural actions” with them.
Both men face life imprisonment. The prosecutor emphasized that other persons were detained in the case, but no charges were brought against them.
Novak added that there is no request for a temporary arrest yet, so no arrest warrant has been issued yet.
Prehistory:
- On November 18, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that the investigation considers two Ukrainian citizens who cooperate with Russian special services to be the perpetrators of acts of sabotage on the Polish railway.
- He stated that Poland will demand the arrest and extradition of the suspects.
- Subsequently, Warsaw announced that in connection with these cases it was closing the consulate of the Russian Federation in Gdańsk – the last one in Poland.