Sabotage on Polish Railways: A Threatening Signal from Russian Intelligence?

Polish railways were targeted by sabotage, allegedly commissioned by Russian intelligence, damaging a track en route to Ukraine. This act was labeled 'unprecedented' by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who vowed to apprehend those responsible to prevent potential tragedy.

On Tuesday, a spokesperson for the special services minister highlighted evidence suggesting Russian intelligence services were behind the recent sabotage of Polish railways.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk described the explosion that damaged a railway track on the route to Ukraine as an 'unprecedented act of sabotage' on Monday.

He conveyed a strong commitment to locating and prosecuting those accountable for the incident, emphasizing its potential to escalate into a tragedy.

(With inputs from agencies.)