Poland opens terror probe into fire at factory supplying Ukraine drones

Amid suspicion of Russian sabotage, Warsaw eyes link to foreign intelligence services. Poland has opened a “terror” probe into a fire at a factory supplying parts for drones for Ukraine.

The Polish National Prosecution Office announced the launch of the investigation on Monday. While no details were offered, Russia is widely suspected of running sabotage operations across Europe against facilities supplying Ukraine as it defends itself against Moscow’s invasion. Poland protests to Russian ambassador over missile incursion ‘New level of danger’: Drone incidents scare Europe amid Russia-Ukraine war Poland arrests man who allegedly tried to kill Ukrainian American According to the prosecution statement, the probe has been launched to investigate “participation in the activities of a foreign intelligence service directed against the Republic of Poland and for a terrorist offence, consisting of deliberately causing a fire on the premises of the WB Electronics factory using a device containing flammable materials”.

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