Ammon News - Russia's Federal Security Service said ​on Wednesday it had arrested two people it described ​as agents of the Polish secret services ⁠for gathering information on military facilities in ​Russia's western Kaliningrad region, Interfax reported.

Interfax also ​cited the FSB as saying it had warned seven Polish citizens and three Russian nationals over what it said were their contacts ​with the Polish security services.

A spokesperson for ​the Polish minister in charge of special services said he ‌would ⁠not comment on statements posted online by Russian intelligence services.

"On National Independence Day, I view them, in particular, as yet another provocation ​and an ​act of ⁠disinformation," Jacek Dobrzynski wrote on X. Poland celebrates its Independence Day on ​Wednesday.

The Kaliningrad region is a Russian ​exclave ⁠on the Baltic Sea that borders Poland and Lithuania. It has occasionally been a flashpoint ⁠between ​Russia and the European Union ​and NATO.

Reuters