Poland believes that Russian intelligence is behind the sabotage against a railway line

Tuesday, Nov 18, 2025

Der Standard

Poland suspects Russian intelligence behind sabotage against a strategic railway line; two suspects fled to Belarus.

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Poland believes Russian intelligence is behind sabotage against a railway line, and two suspects have been identified who allegedly fled to Belarus. The recent act has sparked national debate regarding resilience against disinformation, security measures, and the involvement of political figures and intelligence services.

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