Maksim Sergeyev arrested in Poland Espionage

[CapsFrontOffice]

I really did not know where to put this one but here. Not even hockey is safe now.

Kid was probably sightseeing and Poland is well....Poland

Russia demands answers from Poland on sports star’s arrest

Moscow has condemned the arrest of 20-year-old hockey player Maksim Sergeyev on suspicion of “espionage”

www.rt.com

I guess they don't make them like they use to

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[Albatros]

Kid was probably sightseeing and Poland is well....Poland

According to the charges he received compensation for his "sightseeing" around critical infrastructure and reported about his findings.

One should not be naive about Russian "hockey players" that on their own volition want to join foreign hockey clubs, especially when that occurs without clear professional motive.

 

[hidek91]

I really did not know where to put this one but here. Not even hockey is safe now.

Kid was probably sightseeing and Poland is well....Poland

Russia demands answers from Poland on sports star’s arrest

Moscow has condemned the arrest of 20-year-old hockey player Maksim Sergeyev on suspicion of “espionage”

www.rt.com

I guess they don't make them like they use to

What do you mean here? It's basically a war and what he did may have been exaggerated but if you're trying to paint a picture in which Polish judicial system is anywhere close to Russian, you would be wrong.

Here's more info (albeit it's in Polish): Rosyjski szpieg zatrzymany w Polsce. Grał w hokeja w Zagłębiu

 

[Rigafan]

What do you mean here? It's basically a war and what he did may have been exaggerated but if you're trying to paint a picture in which Polish judicial system is anywhere close to Russian, you would be wrong.

Here's more info (albeit it's in Polish): Rosyjski szpieg zatrzymany w Polsce. Grał w hokeja w Zagłębiu

Any idea what this 'declaration of neutrality' is that they made the player sign when he joined? That seems rather ridiculous?

 

[hidek91]

Any idea what this 'declaration of neutrality' is that they made the player sign when he joined? That seems rather ridiculous?

No idea, that's the first time I hear about that.

 

[HungryFrank]

Any idea what this 'declaration of neutrality' is that they made the player sign when he joined? That seems rather ridiculous?

to me it seems like a dramatic name for normal code of conduct present in every company.

 

[Rigafan]

to me it seems like a dramatic name for normal code of conduct present in every company.

Ok, that makes more sense, just has a really strange name or translation if so