Poland Identifies Two Suspects in Rail Sabotage on Key Ukraine Supply Route

Overview

• Police have identified two Ukrainian nationals as suspects, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk alleging they operated for Russian services and saying the inquiry remains active.
• Tusk told Parliament the pair recently entered from Belarus and that one had a prior sabotage conviction in Lviv.
• Authorities described a C-4 device connected to a roughly 300-meter cable, with light damage to a freight train but severe harm to the track.
• A train driver’s report of infrastructure abnormalities averted a potential derailment and no injuries were recorded.
• Prosecutors suspect foreign intelligence direction, the military is inspecting about 120 km of track toward Ukraine, and NATO said it is in close contact as Ukraine signaled readiness to assist.