Poland Two Ukrainians Linked to Railway Sabotage

By Riffat Kausar
Scandinavian News Finland

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has revealed that the recent railway sabotage in

Poland was carried out by two Ukrainian nationals who were allegedly working for Russian intelligence.

According to Tusk, both suspects secretly entered Poland through

Belarus and escaped back the same way immediately after the attack.

He added that the individuals had been cooperating with Russian intelligence services for a long time,

and investigators believe the sabotage was planned under foreign influence.

Authorities in Poland are continuing the investigation and coordinating with international partners.

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