Central Investigation Bureau of the Polish Police
The Central Police Investigation Bureau of Poland is a central law-enforcement unit responsible for investigating serious crimes and conducting operational and investigative activities in Poland. It includes the police’s operational and investigative department and works with prosecutors and other law-enforcement authorities. Through international cooperation, it can also participate in cases involving crimes committed abroad.
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Poland detains Ukrainian man wanted over Romania defence plant fire
Polish authorities have detained a 25-year-old Ukrainian citizen in Warsaw on a European arrest warrant issued by Romania. He is suspected of helping prepare the fire that struck the Romarm/Carfil defence plant in Brașov on 14 September 2026. Romania says the wider sabotage network was coordinated from Russia, while Moscow denies involvement.