Overview
- Prime minister Donald Tusk said an explosive device destroyed track near the village of Mika and confirmed the incident as sabotage.
- Interior minister Marcin Kierwiński said there is no doubt it was sabotage and reported that another damaged section on the same route is under investigation.
- The disruption was first detected Sunday morning when a regional train driver spotted a missing section of rail.
- Emergency services and the prosecutor's office are working at the scene, and Tusk visited the site in Garwolin County.
- The attack heightens security concerns in Poland given recent hybrid-threat activity, including a September drone incursion that drew a NATO response.