Poland police said an international organized crime group has been dismantled after an investigation into suspected raids on tobacco transport. Thirteen people were accused, and officers seized firearms, grenades, and explosives during the operation. Police reported securing more than 1,200 rounds of ammunition, grenades, and 2.4 kg of explosives. The investigation focused on alleged criminal activity including attacks on tobacco shipments. The group’s leader and a second suspect were arrested in Spain and transferred to Poland. The case was then brought to court after charges were filed against 13 accused. The latest reported status is that the matter has been completed as an investigation, with the accused facing charges tied to the seized weapons and materials and the suspected attacks on tobacco transport.