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Diplomatic relations between Russia and Poland have been tense for a long time due to the Russo-Ukrainian war. Poland supports Ukraine and restricts the activities of Russian diplomats. Russia will close the Polish consulate in Kaliningrad in 2025.
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on the 11th that two agents working for Polish intelligence services were arrested in Kaliningrad. Kaliningrad borders Poland and Lithuania.
According to the "AFP" report, Russia's Federal Security Service pointed out that the two people are said to be affiliated with Poland's domestic security agency and are responsible for collecting intelligence on "Russian Ministry of Defense personnel and facilities." The FSB did not disclose their identities or nationalities.
Russia's Federal Security Service claimed that according to the court's ruling, the two detainees have been remanded in custody pending trial. The FSB also said Russia had issued "formal warnings" to seven other Polish citizens and three Russian citizens because they had come into contact with Polish secret services. These seven Polish citizens will be banned from entering Russia for a long time to come.
Diplomatic relations between Russia and Poland have long been tense, and Russia's military actions in Ukraine have further exacerbated these tensions because Poland supports Ukraine politically and militarily. In 2024, Poland restricted the activities of Russian diplomats in its territory on the grounds that Russia participated in "hybrid wars." Russia also closed the Polish consulate in Kaliningrad in 2025.

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