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Poland detains Belarusian suspected of spying for Minsk - Reuters

Poland detains Belarusian suspected of spying for Minsk - Reuters

Poland detains Belarusian suspected of spying for Minsk Reuters

February 23, 2026 at 09:18 AM Original source
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<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMilAFBVV95cUxNRWYxNW43Sy1HY05UTVdUN0hDQTBwcDZRakZlOTZWeFpzMVZrN0pJMUlBUzRRQmltb25QSHpRaUpwX0dXQVZXRmZ6TWJtb0JMaDNPMl83a196Y0lGdks1NXJTZ3Y1YVVQWWljSDdYS0NHeFhJVHpTbGE0ejFZWVdQM1pxTUNOaDA5UFhXUVJYcjFyR2Za?oc=5" target="_blank">Poland detains Belarusian suspected of spying for Minsk</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

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LRTvia ai

Poland has detained a Belarusian citizen, Pavel T., on charges of espionage on behalf of Belarusian military intelligence, with activities spanning Poland, Germany, and Lithuania. He faces a minimum sentence of five years in prison if convicted.

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KFGOvia ai

A Belarusian man, identified as Pavlov T., has been detained in Poland on suspicion of conducting espionage for Minsk's military intelligence. He is accused of gathering intelligence in Poland, Germany, and Lithuania, including reconnaissance of critical infrastructure important for the defense of Poland and NATO.

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News.azvia ai

Polish authorities have detained a Belarusian man on suspicion of spying for Minsk’s military intelligence. The suspect, identified only as Pavlov T., faces at least five years in prison if convicted. He is accused of gathering intelligence in Poland, Germany, and Lithuania, including reconnaissance of critical infrastructure important for the defense of Poland and NATO.

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Ynetnewsvia ai

A Belarusian citizen has been arrested in Poland on suspicion of spying for Minsk's military intelligence. Prosecutors in the country reported that the detainee, identified as 'Pavlov,' faces up to 5 years in prison for collecting intelligence in Poland, Germany, and Lithuania, including surveillance of critical infrastructure important for the defense of Poland and NATO.

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