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Polish rail blast seen as bold sabotage hits Ukraine supply line

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Poland's prime minister has declared a recent blast on a railway line to Ukraine as an "unprecedented act of sabotage.” This incident occurred near Mika, about 100km southeast of Warsaw, on Sunday morning. The explosion, which damaged tracks vital for delivering aid to Ukraine, is raising alarms about threats to Poland's critical infrastructure.

 

Poland's special services minister described a "very high chance" of foreign involvement in the attack, although specific perpetrators were not named. Despite no direct accusations, the context suggests possible connections to Russia, following Poland's experience with recent sabotage incidents. These include parcel bombings perceived as parts of a hybrid war with Moscow, which Russia routinely denies.

 

The damaged railway line is instrumental in transporting military supplies to Ukraine, as well as aiding civilian movement. Following the explosion, investigators are examining another suspicious incident on the same route, where a packed train was abruptly stopped. Investigators suspect this second event, which did not involve an explosion, to be a related act of sabotage.

 

Tensions have escalated as Poland's government vows to capture those responsible, irrespective of their backers. At an emergency meeting in Warsaw, officials pointed out the metaphorical importance of the attack, suggesting it might be aimed at intimidating Poland and discouraging its support for Ukraine.

 

Confirmation of explosive use came on Monday, as Poland's interior minister noted undisputed evidence, while local reports circulated about the blast's impact. Residents in the vicinity recounted the force of the explosion, suspecting initially that it was a gas leak or drone impact, reported the BBC.

 

 

 

Key Takeaways

 

  • Explosion on Polish rail line deemed "unprecedented sabotage."
  • Possible foreign links suggested, though precise actors unnamed.
  • Ongoing investigation into related train disruption.

 

Read more World News HERE

 

 

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False flag by Ukraine?

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Perhaps the same 'persons' who blew up the Nordstream pipeline

Poland is refusing to hand over suspects to Germany.

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Another Russian terrorist attack.

On 11/18/2025 at 6:11 AM, dinsdale said:

False flag by Ukraine?

Why ??

Heading of article puzzles me:

Whats "bold" about the sabotage ??

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Polish  president   Donald Tusk 

says the saboteurs are Ukrainians ! 

 

4 hours ago, Olav Seglem said:

Why ??

 

Because they are desperate ...to draw  NATO into a full hot war with boots on the ground..why ? because they are losing.

59 minutes ago, johng said:

Polish  president   Donald Tusk 

says the saboteurs are Ukrainians ! 

 

 

Because they are desperate ...to draw  NATO into a full hot war with boots on the ground..why ? because they are losing.

Perhaps more accurate to say: "Polish  president   Donald Tusk says the saboteurs are Ukrainians working for Moscow"

47 minutes ago, JAG said:

Ukrainians working for Moscow

 

Well of course   they could hardly be Ukrainians working for Ukraine

think of the scandal 😂 

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