Overview
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the third-tier Charlie level will apply to selected railway corridors, with the rest of the country remaining at Bravo.
- Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced that army and territorial defence units will patrol eastern rail infrastructure and support Railway Security using drones and a helicopter.
- Investigators have identified two Ukrainian nationals as suspects, and Tusk relayed an unsubstantiated claim of their cooperation with Russia, with no evidence released and the probe ongoing.
- The measures follow a Nov. 16 explosion that damaged tracks leading to the Dorohusk crossing on the Ukraine border, halting traffic and causing no injuries.
- Poland’s four-tier anti-terror framework runs from Alfa to Delta, with Charlie triggering heightened checks and protection of critical transport infrastructure.