On December 2, Poland’s National Prosecutor’s Office charged Michaił Mirgorodski with spying for Russia, issued him an arrest warrant, and alleged his leadership of a criminal group conducting espionage, sabotage and propaganda.
Arrest Warrant Issued for Suspected Russian Spy
On December 2, the National Prosecutor’s Office issued an arrest warrant for Michaił Mirgorodski. The warrant follows the decision to charge him with five offenses related to espionage for Russia.
Charges Filed by National Prosecutor’s Office
The prosecutor’s statement detailed five violations tied to spying for Russia. It also confirmed the request for a warrant to secure Mirgorodski’s detention pending trial.
Alleged Cooperation with Russian Federal Security Service
Investigators found that Mirgorodski worked for the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB). In 2023, while in Russia, he allegedly organized Russian intelligence activities in Poland.
Leadership of a Criminal Group Conducting Espionage, Sabotage and Propaganda
Police say Mirgorodski directed an organized criminal group that carried out espionage, sabotage, subversive acts and propaganda on behalf of Russian services. The allegations highlight his role in coordinating these operations.
