Polish Security Agency Launches Bot to Prevent Recruitment for Sabotage

The Polish Internal Security Agency has created a special chatbot for reporting sabotage cases.

Jacek Dobrzyński, a representative of the Polish intelligence services, said that the bot has already been launched on Telegram.

It can be used to anonymously report any plans for sabotage and, above all, attempts by foreign services to recruit Polish residents.

For years, Russian saboteurs have been trying to undermine critical infrastructure in Poland and recruit agents among the local population.

Polish intelligence services, including the Internal Security Agency, have introduced anonymous chatbots and enhanced controls to quickly identify and block these threats.

Poland has recently indicted a Russian citizen for leading a sabotage and espionage group that operated on its territory in the interests of the FSB in 2023.

In November, it was reported that Ukraine and Poland would join forces to prevent Russian sabotage, particularly on the railroad.