World · 17 November 2025
Polish Railway Explosion Confirmed as 'Unprecedented Sabotage' Attack on Ukraine Aid Route
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that an explosion on the strategic Warsaw-Lublin railway line was caused by an explosive device in what he called an unprecedented act of sabotage. The blast occurred near Mika village, destroying tracks on a route crucial for transporting military aid to Ukraine. Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński confirmed another damaged section is under investigation. The incident follows a pattern of hybrid attacks targeting Poland amid its role supporting Ukraine.
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