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Marywilska fireNotes From Poland
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Five people have been charged with terrorism offences in Poland .
The quintet are being held in pretrial detention.
The charges relate to two cases of arson in April and May this year .
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said it was likely’ Russia was involved in the Marywilska fire.
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