Russian plot to kill Ukrainian American thwarted in Warsaw, says Polish PM
Summary
Poland stopped a Russian plan to kill a Ukrainian American citizen in Warsaw, according to the Polish prime minister. The suspect, allegedly working for Russian secret services, was arrested on August 7, with the operation supported by U.S. intelligence.Key Facts
- Poland prevented an assassination attempt on a Ukrainian American citizen in Warsaw.
- The suspect was arrested by Polish police and will be held for three months.
- The targeted person was described as "uncomfortable" for Russia’s government.
- The operation involved cooperation between Polish and U.S. intelligence services.
- This is the first known attempt by Russia to kill a U.S. citizen on NATO territory.
- Russia has increased efforts to target opponents since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
- There have been multiple Russian-linked assassination attempts in Europe over the years, including high-profile cases in the UK and Germany.
- Western officials see these actions as part of Russia’s broader effort to disrupt European countries supporting Ukraine.
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