Nine people were recently arrested in Poland on suspicion of acts of sabotage on behalf of Russian intelligence services, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Monday. “These are Ukrainian, Belarusian and Polish citizens,” he said in an interview with private television TVN24, adding that sometimes these people were recruited into criminal circles. These people are notably accused of “beatings, arson and attempted arson”, added the head of government.
According to Donald Tusk, sabotage of Russian services currently concerns not only Poland, but also Lithuania, Latvia, and possibly Sweden. An international investigation is underway, he said.
Ukraine must be able to use weapons delivered by the West to strike Russia, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said on Monday in an interview with the LCI channel. “From the start we made the mistakes of limiting the Ukrainians (…) because that could be seen as an escalation,” he declared, regretting that the “state of mind” of Westerners was “dominated by fear of Russia.
Hello everyone. Once again, the editorial staff of 20 minutes is mobilized to give you all the information on the conflict. The news from the front is currently not good for kyiv. Russia announced on Monday the conquest of the village of Bilogorivka, one of the last to escape it in the Ukrainian region of Lugansk. This is one of four regions of Ukraine that Moscow claims to annex, in addition to Crimea in 2014.