Belarusian Convicted of Acting for Foreign Intelligence
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The District Court in Lublin issued a verdict in the case of a Belarusian man accused of preparing an act of sabotage for a foreign intelligence agency. The man was allegedly filming a warehouse in Chełm, which was identified as the target of a planned arson attack. He was sentenced to three and a half years in prison.
On Monday, the District Court in Lublin sentenced Belarusian Vitalia S. to 3.5 years in prison, accused of preparing an act of sabotage for a foreign intelligence agency. According to investigators, he filmed a warehouse in Chełm that was about to be set on fire. The verdict is not final.
The District Court in Lublin sentenced Belarusian Vitaliy S. to three and a half years in prison, accused of preparing an act of sabotage for foreign intelligence. He filmed a warehouse in Chełm that was about to be set on fire.
A Belarusian citizen, Vitaly S., was sentenced to 3.5 years ' imprisonment on charges of preparing for sabotage in the interest of foreign intelligence and sentenced by the District Court in Lublin, reporting to Radio Lublin. According to the charge, 28-year-old belrus, on behalf of an unidentified person, was preparing a sabotage in Helm, setting fire to a warehouse. He filmed the site and handed it over to an unidentified person, for whic…
The trial of 28-year-old Belarusian Vitalia S. began Monday at the District Court in Lublin. He is accused of preparing an act of sabotage for a foreign intelligence agency. According to investigators, he filmed a warehouse in Chełm that was about to be set on fire. He faces up to eight years in prison.
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