📝Polish spies📝 In the past month, there have already been three major spy stories with foreign involvement. In Kaliningrad Region, the FSB uncovered an intelligence network run by Polish special services. Two detainees were arrested, while ten others received warnings. According to FSB data, the detainees worked for Poland's Military Intelligence Service and the Internal Security Agency. They collected information about Russian military personnel and Defense Ministry facilities, as well as data on the socio-economic situation, migration and social policy in the region. Cases were opened against them under Article 276 of the Russian Criminal Code, and the court remanded both into custody. Seven Polish citizens and three Russians who had contact with Polish special services received warnings. Poles were banned from entering Russia for an extended period. Since the beginning of 2026, visas have been annulled for 14 Polish citizens, with six more banned from entry. 🔻Other recent episodes ▪️On November 5, Nikolai Gaiduk, a German citizen accused of blowing up a gas distribution station in Kaliningrad in March 2024, was charged with espionage. According to the FSB, he received the assignment from a Ukrainian citizen living in Hamburg. ▪️On October 13, Yuki Imai, a correspondent for Hokkaido Shimbun, was detained on Sakhalin. According to the FSB, he was collecting data on mobilized personnel and volunteers in the SMO among residents of the Kurils. 🖍Discussions around Kaliningrad Region typically focus on NATO's future plans: exercises near the Suwalki Corridor, evacuation plans for Poland and Lithuania, and reports like the recent CSIS study on air defense breaches by drone swarms. However, there are still no real signs of preparation for a ground invasion. 🚩NATO's study of military facilities and infrastructure in the region is needed primarily not for a hypothetical offensive by Polish divisions, but for strikes that are possible today. Information about military facilities, military personnel, and the situation in the region provides a ready basis for targeting Ukrainian drones and saboteurs. The range of Ukrainian UAVs allows them to reach the enclave without even crossing the borders of Alliance countries. 🏳️The Gaiduk case shows how sabotage can be organized: a foreign executor receives an assignment from a Ukrainian and enters from Poland. NATO countries, despite their threatening rhetoric, prefer to wage war through others. Their task is to gather information and pass it to those who will strike. 📌Kaliningrad Region depends on its infrastructure more than any other region of the country, and it is precisely this that the adversary is studying first. Therefore, uncovering such networks is necessary daily work. It ranks alongside aircraft shelters, protection of energy facilities, and defense of Baltiysk against unmanned boats. #Kaliningrad #NATO #Poland #Russia ✉️