Belarus has detained a Polish monk accused of spying on upcoming Russian-Belarusian military exercises. Poland called the claims “absurd” and a “provocation,” with Prime Minister Donald Tusk warning of retaliatory measures.
Belarusian state TV aired footage of the man, identified as Grzegorz G. from Kraków (b. 1998), being arrested in Lepel. He was found with cash in several currencies, a SIM card registered to someone else, and a confidential eight-page document about the Zapad-2025 military exercises. In the video, he is heard confirming the documents relate to the upcoming drills.
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