Diversion on the railway. They thought it was an animal. Trains were running on damaged tracks

In late 2025, two acts of sabotage occurred on the Warsaw-Dorohusk railway line, including an explosion caused by military-grade explosives. The first incident involved a detonation near Mika, damaging tracks and injuring infrastructure. Investigations revealed that the perpetrators used C4 explosives, and two Ukrainian nationals were identified as suspects linked to Russian intelligence. Following the incidents, safety protocols were criticized for failing to prevent such acts, prompting recommendations for improved security measures. A third suspect was also charged for assisting in the attacks, facing severe legal consequences.