Overview
- Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said Warsaw will withdraw consent for the Gdansk mission within hours, leaving only Russia’s embassy in the capital.
- Investigators say two Ukrainian citizens working for Moscow planted an explosive that damaged track near Mika on the Warsaw–Lublin line used to move supplies to Ukraine.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the suspects entered from Belarus this autumn and returned there via the Terespol crossing after the attack.
- A separate weekend incident destroyed power lines near Puławy, and authorities reported no injuries from the railway blast.
- Russia said it will cut Poland’s diplomatic and consular presence in Russia, while Warsaw plans further steps short of a full break in relations.