MOSCOW/WARSAW, Nov. 11 (Xinhua) -- Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said Wednesday it has dismantled a Polish intelligence network in the Kaliningrad region, a Russian enclave on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, which was collecting information on military facilities.
The operation led to the detention of two Polish intelligence agents gathering and passing on data about Russian troops, military sites, the socio-economic situation and migration policy in the Kaliningrad region, the FSB said in a statement.
Seven other Polish nationals and three Russian citizens in contact with Polish intelligence services were formally warned against engaging in activities that could be classified as high treason or espionage, it said.
Polish Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maciej Wewior said the reports released by the FSB "are being verified," calling for caution regarding statements by the Russian side.
"Russia has an obligation under a bilateral agreement to formally notify us of the detention of Polish citizens, if the reports are true," Wewior told Polish news outlet Interia. ■
