Overview
- A train driver reported a heavily damaged track near the village of Mika on Sunday, prompting a suspension of traffic on the affected section.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk said an explosive charge destroyed a rail and that a second damaged point was found further east toward Lublin.
- Tusk described the act as deliberate sabotage and said the device most likely aimed to blow up a train on the route.
- No injuries were reported, and an approaching train carried two passengers and several railway employees who were evacuated safely.
- Prosecutors and intelligence services opened an investigation with no public attribution so far, as officials note the route’s importance for supplies bound for Ukraine and recall earlier alleged sabotage plots.