Two Ukrainians working for Russia behind rail sabotage, Polish PM says

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has identified two Ukrainians as suspects linked to sabotage on Poland's rail network, revealing their ties to Russian intelligence. One incident involved an explosion near Mika damaging the railway line leading to Ukraine, while another forced a train to halt due to damaged cables near Pulawy. The suspects aimed to cause a rail catastrophe, prompting Tusk to raise the alert level on certain railway lines in Poland, a crucial transport route for aid supplies to Ukraine amid Russia's invasion.