Overview
- Police detained a Ukrainian national accused of scouting the site and instructing where explosives should be placed during preparations in September.
- Investigators say two Ukrainians aged 39 and 41 carried out the attack on behalf of Russian intelligence and then fled into Belarus, and prosecutors are seeking their extradition.
- The mid-November blast destroyed track on the Warsaw–Lublin line, but no one was hurt after a train driver spotted and reported the damage.
- Authorities reported additional damage along the same corridor that links Warsaw to the border town of Dorohusk and onward into Ukraine.
- Poland tightened protection of critical infrastructure and closed Russia’s last consulate in the country following the incident, while Moscow denied responsibility.