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Süütamine ehitusmaterjalide laos Varssavis
23. mail 2024 süütas Colombia kodanik, kelle Poola uurijad hiljem tuvastasid Andres D.-na, põlema ehitusmaterjalide lao Varssavi Targóweki linnaosas. Põleng jäi suhteliselt piiratuks ja kustutati kiiresti, kuid osa ladustatud kaubast sai kahjustada. Uurijad tegid kindlaks, et toimepanija oli saabunud Varssavisse vaid kolm päeva varem ning oli saanud juhiseid sihtmärkide ja ründemeetodite kohta, sealhulgas süütevahendite ettevalmistamise kohta. Poola ametivõimud jõudsid hiljem järeldusele, et ta tegutses välisluureteenistuse heaks, ja ABW teatas, et tema tegevuse tellis, juhendas ja rahastas Venemaa eriteenistustega seotud isik. Operatsiooni käigus tehtud salvestised edastati tema juhtidele ja moodustasid hiljem osa venekeelsest propagandast ja desinformatsioonist. Kuna Varssavi ja Radomi põlengud toimusid erinevatel kuupäevadel ja eraldi asukohtades, tuleks need registreerida kahe juhtumina, mitte ühe kahe asukohaga operatsioonina.
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- EOlemasolu0/4 · Hindamata
- MTahtlus0/4 · Hindamata
- RSeos Vene osalisega0/4 · Hindamata
- SVene riigi vastutus0/4 · Hindamata
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- 2024-05-23T09:44:53Z
On 23 May 2024, a Colombian national later identified by Polish investigators as Andres D. set fire to a construction-material depot in Warsaw’s Targówek district. The fire remained relatively limited and was rapidly extinguished, but part of the stored merchandise was damaged. Investigators established that the perpetrator had arrived in Warsaw only three days earlier and had received instructions concerning targets and methods of attack, including preparation of incendiary devices. Polish authorities later concluded that he was acting for a foreign intelligence service, and ABW stated that his activities were commissioned, supervised and financed by a person connected to Russian special services. Recordings made during the operation were transmitted to his handlers and later formed part of Russian-language propaganda and disinformation activity. Because the Warsaw and Radom fires occurred on different dates and at separate sites, they should be recorded as two incidents, rather than a single two-location operation.