Overview
- An explosion destroyed track near the village of Mika on the Warsaw–Lublin railway after a train driver spotted severe damage, halting traffic with no injuries reported.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk labeled the incident sabotage and said the blast likely aimed to blow up a Warsaw–Dęblin passenger train during a visit to the site.
- Officials reported a second damaged section further east, and the interior minister said the explosion was triggered via a cable found at the scene.
- Authorities are probing two additional incidents on the same line, including a damaged overhead wire near Puławy and an object placed on a rail, while the track at Mika was repaired Monday.
- Prosecutors and intelligence services have opened investigations with no public attribution so far, and the route’s strategic role in supplying Ukraine has heightened security concerns.