
Poland Sentences Russian Exile for Espionage Amid Warnings of Russian Provocations
Poland sentenced a Russian exile to seven years in prison for spying, while Polish and French ministers warned of potential new Russian provocations against NATO members. This comes as a former NATO official claimed Putin was dissuaded from using nuclear weapons against Ukraine.
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