Poland detains Ukrainian in Warsaw wanted in Romania over sabotage case
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Polish services have detained a citizen of Ukraine in Warsaw. The man is suspected of helping to prepare acts of sabotage in Romania. According to information provided in reports, the case involves, among other things, arson.
The man is wanted by Romanian authorities in connection with this case. Polish services acted on the basis of this request, and the detention was carried out in the Polish capital.
Sabotage is a deliberate action aimed at damaging buildings, equipment or infrastructure, or disrupting their operation. Arson is the deliberate starting of a fire that may endanger people and property. Such offences are treated very seriously by law enforcement authorities across Europe.
Details of the case are not yet fully known. Further information concerning the detained man, including a possible transfer to Romanian authorities, will depend on decisions made by the prosecutor's office and the court.
Sources: Polskie Radio
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