Alarming report on railway sabotage. New details, "duty not fulfilled"

A report by the State Commission for Railway Accident Investigation reveals that security measures on key railway lines in Poland are inadequate against acts of terrorism and sabotage. The report details an explosion near Mika, which occurred in November 2025, damaging the railway track. Despite the explosion, 11 trains passed through the area afterward, highlighting a failure to identify safety threats. The commission criticized PKP PLK for not fulfilling their obligations to ensure safety, as the incident was not properly communicated to train crews. The report emphasizes that the chosen location for the explosive was strategic, aiming for maximum impact. Two Ukrainian suspects are wanted in connection with the incident, believed to be acting on behalf of Russian intelligence.