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Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin.

I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

All right, let's get briefed.

First up, Polish officials say they've stopped a Russian terror plot on NATO's soil.

A couple working for Moscow's intelligence service allegedly tried to send a bomb through the mail. Later in the show, it's on, despite tension between Washington and Beijing

over the past week, President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to meet in Korea

later this month. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. An apparent terror plot

linked to Russian intelligence has been disrupted in Poland. Prosecutors say a Russian couple has

been charged with espionage, and in the husband's case, plotting to send a parcel bomb through the

mail. The suspects identified only as Igor R and Irina R were arrested earlier this month.

Authorities say Igor had gathered intelligence on Polish infrastructure and military logistics

before attempting to assemble and ship an explosive device hidden in a package. The bomb,

according to Polish investigators, contained a military-grade detonator and shaped charge

material designed to cause maximum damage on delivery.

Poland's internal security agency, the ABW, says the couple was part of a wider Russian

network operating across Europe, one that combines old-school espionage with modern terrorism.

Authorities believe the plot may have targeted Polish defense sites or individuals aiding Ukraine's war effort. For Warsaw, this is more than

just another spy bust. It's a sign that Moscow's so-called active measures, its covert campaigns

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