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Tusk, two Ukrainians working for Moscow arrested for attack

(ANSA) - BELGRADE, NOV 18 - Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that authorities investigating the weekend's rail sabotage incidents have identified two suspects, both Ukrainians, who arrived in Poland from Belarus this autumn and are suspected of working with Russian intelligence services, according to international media. One of the suspects had previously been convicted of sabotage by a court in Lviv. After the incidents, they fled to Belarus. (ANSA).

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