3 suspects detained in Poland on suspicion of planning far-right attack
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Polish security services have detained three men who were planning an attack and who appeared to be inspired by far-right perpetrators of mass killings.
The Internal Security Agency said the suspects had gathered extensive materials related to firearms use, combat tactics, and explosive devices. Prosecutors allege the group trained at shooting ranges and conducted paramilitary-style drills.
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