Poland Suspects 2 Ukrainians Working for Russia of Being Involved in Railway Sabotage

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said these incidents ‘were intentional’ and that the aim of the perpetrators ‘was to cause a railway disaster.’
Poland Suspects 2 Ukrainians Working for Russia of Being Involved in Railway Sabotage
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk (2nd R) visits the site of the rail line near Mika that was damaged by sabotage in Poland on Nov. 17, 2025. KPRM/AP Photo
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Nov. 18 that two Ukrainians collaborating with Russian intelligence were responsible for the sabotage of a railway line conducted over the weekend.

Tusk told the Sejm, the lower house of the Polish parliament, that the identities of the Ukrainian nationals were known, but due to the ongoing investigation, their names would not be released.