Poland Says 50 Suspected Saboteurs Caught by Security Services Are Behind Bars

Poland’s deputy defense minister says 50 people described as saboteurs by the country’s security services are currently in prison. Cezary Tomczyk did not provide a case-by-case breakdown, clarify how many have been convicted, or say that all are linked to Russia. The figure follows earlier disclosures about arrests, prosecutions, and alleged Russian-directed sabotage involving arson, espionage, and reconnaissance. Authorities say the cases reflect a broader hybrid threat, but officials cautioned that the total should not be treated as 50 agents.