Overview
- A train driver spotted a heavily damaged track near Mika/Życzyn on Sunday, halted traffic, and no injuries were reported.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the episode an unprecedented act of sabotage and said the explosion likely targeted a Warsaw–Dęblin service.
- Interior Minister Maciej Kierwiński said a triggering cable was recovered at the site and reported two additional suspicious incidents on the same route, including a damaged overhead line and an obstacle on the rail.
- The track was repaired and services partially resumed as prosecutors and the domestic intelligence service investigate and the National Security Council meets on the case.
- NATO’s Mark Rutte and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen expressed concern and engaged with Warsaw, Ukraine offered support, and no perpetrators have been publicly identified.