Polish Military Court Convicts Officer Of Spying For US
WARSAW (AP)--A military court sentenced a former Polish military intelligence officer to five years in prison on charges of spying for the U.S. in the 1990s after the fall of communism, a court spokesman said Monday.
The suspect, identified only as Zbigniew Sz., was sentenced Friday after being convicted of collaborating with the CIA in 1993-96 while he served as a military attache in Washington D.C., spokesman Janusz Kogut said.
The Warsaw-based court made the verdict public Monday, but Kogut refused to give further more details, citing the "protected nature" of the case.
The verdict may be appealed
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Hey Gus, a question about blogger's built-in commenting system. If someone comments in an old article in your archives, how will you know it?
Do you have some type of notification, or do you have to open a thread just like your readers do?
I've set up my comments system on blogger so that I'm emailed the text of each comment.
Problem is, it doesn't tell me to which post the comment refers.
But I can probably guess.
Are you keeping an eye on Belarus
Whew. Back, finally.
I'm sad nothing more has materialized yet. Poland would benefit greatly from a democratic Belarus.
I've seen things are stirring in Zimbabwe as well.
Thank God Bush is President, otherwise none of this wouldda happened!
;-)
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