Overview
- Polish prosecutors on Nov. 19 charged Oleksandr K., 39, and Yevhenii I., 41, over alleged terrorist‑type sabotage on Nov. 15–16.
- Investigators cite forensic traces and video, detailing an explosive triggered near Mika at 20:58 and a second act near Gołomb involving damaged power lines and metal objects placed to risk derailment.
- Authorities allege the operation served Russian intelligence interests, while Russian officials reject any motive or involvement.
- The named suspects are believed to be in Belarus and remain at large; Prime Minister Donald Tusk pressed President Volodymyr Zelensky by phone, and Zelensky promised agency cooperation as other detainees are questioned without charges.
- Poland moved to close the Russian consulate in Gdańsk, and authorities said up to 10,000 soldiers would support police in guarding critical infrastructure.