On November 15, two sabotage incidents occurred on the railways in Poland, with authorities announcing the information on November 17, and Prime Minister Donald Tusk reporting to parliament that Ukrainians collaborating with Russian special services organized the incidents.

On November 15, two sabotage incidents occurred on the railways in Poland, with authorities announcing the information on November 17, and Prime Minister Donald Tusk reporting to parliament that Ukrainians collaborating with Russian special services organized the incidents.

@meduzalive 18 Nov 2025, 16:24

Polish Prime Minister Tusk accused two Ukrainians, who collaborated with Russian special services, of sabotage on the railway, stating that they fled to Belarus and one had previously been convicted of sabotage in Ukraine.

@ostorozhno_novosti 18 Nov 2025, 12:50

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that the sabotage on the railway was carried out by two Ukrainian citizens collaborating with Russian special services, who have since left Poland.

@meduzalive 18 Nov 2025, 12:43

Two citizens of Ukraine, collaborating with Russian special services, committed sabotage on the railway in Poland, according to Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

@varlamov_news 18 Nov 2025, 12:40

The Polish Defense Minister stated that the traces of sabotage on the railway in the country point to Russia, while Prime Minister Tusk described the incidents as acts of sabotage.

@varlamov_news 18 Nov 2025, 11:07

The State Duma denied Poland's accusations of sabotaging railway tracks, calling them lies and stating there is no evidence, while Poland claims the incidents are acts of sabotage organized by Russian special services.

@ostorozhno_novosti 18 Nov 2025, 10:49

In Poland, the damage to railway tracks is considered an act of sabotage, allegedly organized by Russian special services, as stated by the representative of Polish intelligence, Jacek Dobrzyński.

@meduzalive 18 Nov 2025, 10:24