In Poland, two Russians were detained for bank fraud

In Poland, two Russians were detained allegedly for bank fraud, RMF FM reports.

They stayed in the European country for two years and for a year on the basis of temporary residence permits.

It is alleged that "there are records warning that they may have contacts with terrorist organizations."

Two Russians were detained in Poland allegedly for bank fraud, radio station RMF FM reports.

“Employees of the Central Bureau of Investigation of the Police, the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime and the Internal Security Agency have dismantled an international criminal group involved in bank fraud. Among the 12 people detained are two Russians,” the report says.

According to the radio station, the detained Russians were in Poland for two years and for a year on the basis of temporary residence permits.

At the same time, it is alleged that in the relevant information systems there are allegedly “records warning that they may have contacts with terrorist organizations.”

In addition, a Ukrainian and nine Poles fell into the hands of the police.

"In total, four men and eight women were detained. They range from 21 to 57 years old," the report says.

Those detained face up to 12 years in prison. Currently, seven of them are taken into custody, the rest are under police supervision.

According to the radio station, the group operated for two years - mainly in Warsaw, Lodz and Bialystok.