Serious signal: Poland wants to restrict the movement of Russian diplomats

The Russians are actively pursuing subversion in Europe/Collage 24 Channel

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said that the Polish government will introduce restrictions on movement employees of the Russian embassy in the country. He stated this during a meeting of the EU Council in Brussels, reports a Channel 24 correspondent.

Moscow will soon be provided with detailed information about restrictive measures . Their reason is sabotage carried out by Russians on EU territory.

What actions will the Poles resort to

Russian Embassy in the near future will receive the corresponding note. These will be restrictions both in relation to the embassy itself and in relation to the consular personnel of the Russian Federation in Poland. Russian diplomats will be allowed to travel within Mazovia, and consuls will only be allowed to travel within the voivodeships where they are posted. “This will apply to diplomats, with the exception of the ambassador,” Sikorski said.

He hopes that other states will also follow the Polish example. The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry expressed the hope that Russia will perceive this as a serious warning signal. Sikorsky added: in Poland there is evidence that Russia is involved in sabotage in the EU.

What is known about Russian sabotage< /h2>

We are talking about arson attacks on a warehouse in the UK, a paint factory in Poland, residential buildings in Latvia, and an Ikea store in Lithuania. And Russian agents were arrested on charges of preparing attacks on American military bases.

With such actions, the Russians are trying to undermine military support for Ukraine: to sow fear and force European countries to strengthen security along the entire chain arms supplies.

They do not shun disinformation, sabotage and hacker attacks. And in general they feel quite comfortable in Europe.

Analysts believe that Russian spies in Europe are preparing an attack on NATO. After the poisoning of the Skripals and the wave of expulsions from the continent, the Kremlin’s intelligence services quickly recovered, corrected their mistakes and began to work more efficiently.