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Warsaw’s secret war against Moscow’s spies: Poland’s intelligence services have gone into overdrive to combat Putin’s covert assault

The arrest this week of a spy network in Poland is just the latest in the country’s secret war against Russian intelligence since Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine. ABW

The arrest last week of a ‘dangerous’ spy network in Poland is the latest in the country’s secret war against Russian intelligence since Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine.

Today’s news round up in Poland

Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.

President says four MiGs will go to Ukraine in next few days

Poland will send four MiG-29 combat aircraft to Ukraine within the next few days, Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, said on Thursday after talks with Petr Pavel, the new Czech president.

Ukraine purchases additional Grot rifles from Poland

Ukraine will buy a another batch of Polish-made Grot rifles for its army, the Polish prime minister said on Thursday.

Killer of Gdansk mayor sentenced to life in prison

The murderer of Pawel Adamowicz, the mayor of the Polish city of Gdansk, has been given a life sentence.

MiGs to Ukraine in broader coalition says defence minister

Poland wants to give MiG combat aircraft to Ukraine as part of a coalition of countries, the Polish defence minister said on Thursday in a radio interview.

Torun knife attack suspect heads to trial

The trial of 22-year man who wounded eight people when he attacked random passers-by with a 32-centimeter knife in Torun, last year, began in the city's district court on Friday.

Russia's aggression against Ukraine is neocolonial war says Duda

Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, has said in Doha, Qatar, that "a brutal neocolonial war is currently going on beyond Poland's border."

Profession: War correspondent

It’s been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine, driving millions from their homes and plunging the country into war.

Punishment for war crimes unavoidable justice minister says in Lviv

Punishment for the perpetrators of war crimes in Ukraine is unavoidable, Poland's justice minister said on Friday in Lviv, Ukraine.

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