Spies, cosmonauts and airmen. Suspected Adam B business.

The key to knowing this communicative is an different business idea. The aim was to establish the first private training centre for flight controllers in Poland. It was officially intended to train specialists who will find employment in the Polish Air Navigation Agency and will be working to safely bring aircraft to Polish airports. The problem is that the hotel was yet not created, but everything indicates that the process of its creation was a smokescreen for Russian spy operations of the Russian peculiar Services, curious in obtaining permanent access to the safety systems of east Europe's airspace. And besides secret military aviation data from Poland and NATO countries, including access to information on flights of the position of Head, that is, with the heads of states on board.

Business in the War

Let's go back 2 years. We have half of 2022. Russian aggression against Ukraine reaches the highest of territorial coverage. Putin's troops are 1 step distant from the city of Santas, and analysts are wondering if the landing of Odessa will shortly begin and march towards Transnistria (separatist east part of Moldova). Counter-intelligence from European countries warns against the increasingly aggressive actions of Russian secret services. authoritative communications indicate that the Russians are not only to bargain state secrets but besides to conduct sabotage and diversion actions. It is known that the most susceptible countries of Central and east Europe are. And indeed – in 2022 Polish services identify respective twelve people active in espionage. any of them (e.g. a Russian pretending to be a Spanish journalist) go to jail. authoritative communications indicate that they were caught photographing critical infrastructure (including rail track and road networks). The government calls on Poles not to photograph military columns carrying dense equipment to Ukraine. The context is obvious: Russia is seriously considering the armed confrontation with NATO and any information on the defence possible of the alliance states, including photographs of airports, military bases or highways, can be very useful to it.