Poland detained a 17-year-old Ukrainian for sabotage at the request of the Russian Federation: what is known

In Poland, a 17-year-old citizen of Ukraine was detained on suspicion of committing sabotage at the request of Russian intelligence services. Interior Minister Tomasz Semonjak reported that the detention was carried out in conjunction with the police. The suspect damaged monuments to the victims of the UPA and made anti-Polish graffiti aimed at creating tension between Poles and Ukrainians.Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk also commented on the detention, noting that Russian intelligence services are actively recruiting Ukrainian citizens to destabilize the situation in Poland. It was stated that previously Ukrainians and Belarusians had been deported from Poland due to attempts to commit sabotage acts.As a result, the Ukrainian suspected of provocations in favor of Russian intelligence services was detained in Poland, and the process of deporting participants in the riots, which also had a negative impact on relations between the countries, was confirmed.