Poland detains Defence Ministry employee suspected of collaborating with Russia, Onet reports


WARSAW, ‌Feb ‌3 (Reuters) - Poland's Military ‌Counterintelligence Service has ‍detained an ‍employee of ‌the Defence ‍Ministry suspected ​of ⁠collaborating with Russian ‌intelligence, news ⁠website ‍Onet reported ‍citing sources.

Reuters ‌was unable to immediately reach a Defence Ministry ‌spokesperson for comment.

(Reporting ​by Alan Charlish, Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk)

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