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The Internal Security Agency conducts activities against espionage and sabotage on behalf of foreign services.
Two Ukrainian citizens were detained by officers of the Internal Security Agency on charges of espionage and conducting sabotage activities for the Russian secret services.
The men were to recognize and photograph strategic objects in Poland, as well as set fire to vehicles. The detention was announced by the special services coordinator, Tomasz Siemoniak.
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51-year-old Robert Kosidło, a well-known and popular assistant to local merchants, died in the attack in the Old Town of Krakow. His friends are looking for his family from Rybnik to give him a decent burial. A total of six people died in the attack.

Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek announced that the attacker who killed six people in Krakow was interested in Anders Breivik. Investigators secured evidence pointing to right-wing extremism and found a silencer in his car.

The fire in an apartment in Braniewo broke out after midnight. 12 people were evacuated. Firefighters found and carried out a 77-year-old man who died. Seven fire trucks, police and emergency medical services were on site. Gas cylinders removed.

Officers of the National Tax Administration and the Central Police Investigation Bureau stopped a truck from Spain near Kostrzyn near Poznań, transporting coal dust, under which over 170 kg of marijuana worth over PLN 3 million was hidden. The driver, a Polish citizen, received a fine of PLN 5,000. PLN for the lack of the SENT reference number.

Charlie Kirk, 31, a conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was killed on September 10 last year at Utah Valley University. Tyler Robinson, accused of murder, pleaded not guilty. Judge Tony Graf set a trial for June 2028 in Provo, which is expected to last 105 days. Kirk's family criticizes the long deadline, and the defense requested 2029.

The head of the National Security Bureau, Bartosz Grodecki, announced that the police officers who risked their lives to stop the attacker in Krakow will receive decorations for outstanding achievements and courage. President Karol Nawrocki will visit one of the injured policemen in hospital.