The explosion, which occurred on an important railway route between Poland’s capital Warsaw and Lublin, alarmed the country. Transporting military aid and weapons to UkraineThe incident that took place on this line, which is actively used for transportation, was reported by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. “an unprecedented act of sabotage”It was described as. The explosion was the latest in a series of arson, cyber attacks and sabotage incidents in Poland and other European countries since the beginning of the war in Ukraine. It was emphasized that the target of the incident was the security of the Polish state and its citizens.
Who are the perpetrators? Responsibility Debates
After the explosion, all eyes were on the people who were held responsible for similar actions in the past. to Russiatranslated. He stated that Poland had become one of Moscow’s main targets due to its central location of aid to Kiev. However, Russia denied allegations that it was responsible for acts of sabotage. He repeatedly refused.Prime Minister Tusk gave a message of determination that the perpetrators will be identified, saying, “The investigation continues. As in previous similar cases, we will catch the perpetrators, regardless of their supporters.” Last October, eight people were detained in Poland and Romania on suspicion of planning sabotage on behalf of Russia.
Security Measures and Legal Consequences
According to local police, the damage first became apparent when a train driver reported the deterioration in the railway line. The fact that the explosion occurred on a critical route used especially for arms transportation to Ukraine increases the seriousness of the incident. Tusk, “Fortunately, no tragedy occurred, but the legal consequences are very serious.”He drew attention to the gravity of the incident. Minister of Defense Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz announced that the army started a detailed examination of the 120 km railway line leading to the Ukrainian border. This move is considered an important step taken to protect national security and critical infrastructure.
