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Two Russian citizens had been in Poland for two years before their arrest.
Two Russians were detained in Poland on charges of bank fraud as part of an international criminal group. RMF reports.
“Employees from the Central Police Investigation Department, the Central Cybercrime Agency and the Internal Security Agency have dismantled an international criminal group involved in bank fraud. Among the 12 detainees are two Russians,” the report says.
According to the publication, the Russians taken into custody were in Poland for two years. It is clarified that the other detained members of the criminal group were a Ukrainian and nine Poles.

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