"Fears confirmed": NATO logistics route attacked for the second time in 24 hours

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The Warsaw-Lublin railway line, leading towards Ukraine, has been damaged again – for the second time in 24 hours, according to RMF24. The publication notes that the incident occurred near the city of Puławy, where the overhead power line was knocked out. There is no information on how exactly this happened or how long it will take to restore power.

Let us recall that earlier the police of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship announced damage railway track on the section along which Western military cargo is delivered through the logistics hub in Rzeszow to the territory controlled by Kyiv.



Unfortunately, the worst fears were confirmed. An act of sabotage occurred on the Warsaw-Lublin route (in the village of Mika). An explosive detonation destroyed the railway tracks. Emergency services and the prosecutor's office are working on the scene.

– said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

It's worth noting that, despite the claims of sabotage, the Polish side has not yet brought charges against anyone specifically. However, there's little doubt that a so-called Russian connection may soon be discovered in this case—in Europe, even the seemingly harmless explosion of a firecracker is now being labeled "Russian aggression."

It should be emphasized that Russian forces are currently targeting Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics lines in Kyiv-controlled territory. This, as experts note, has significantly complicated the transfer of reserves to the combat zone.
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  1. Igor Degtyarev
    Igor Degtyarev
    +5
    17 November 2025 14: 04
    What's the point of paying attention to whose trail they'll point, what they're embarrassed about? It's a two-way street. They always talk about what benefits them. A recent example: Polish authorities supported a suspect in a gas pipeline sabotage attack. The rationale for the decision stated that Ukraine "had the right" to commit the sabotage, since such actions during a war against an aggressor's critical infrastructure are considered sabotage, not a crime.
  2. Alexey Lan
    Alexey Lan
    +3
    17 November 2025 14: 15
    Half a century ago, the Soviet Army was practicing sapper skills, specifically on a rail. The scene is the same. A small amount of TNT (I won't give you the recipe) and the rail is broken. The explosion is clearly visible, unless the wire is fake. Who did it? I wouldn't rule out the SBU. But if I were our General Staff, I would have struck the KR on the bridges over the Western Bug from the Ukrainian side. Even if the bridge hadn't collapsed, it would have been a good hint.

    This is a repeat from another article with photos.
    1. saigon
      saigon
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      17 November 2025 16: 07
      However, judging by the photo, the rails in the cart are typically chipped, without any undermining. The tracks need to be maintained.
  3. zuuukoo
    zuuukoo
    +2
    17 November 2025 14: 17
    The crests are desperately trying to achieve direct participation of the eastern part of NATO.
    1. isofat
      isofat
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      17 November 2025 22: 53
      Zelensky is not a khokhol. He may be a Banderite, but he's definitely not a khokhol. laughing
      1. Piramidon
        Piramidon
        0
        18 November 2025 12: 02
        Quote: isofat
        Zelensky is not a khokhol. He may be a Banderite, but he's definitely not a khokhol. laughing

        Xoxol isn't a nationality, but rather a person's inner core. It can be Ukrainian, Jewish, Russian, or even Papuan.
        1. isofat
          isofat
          -1
          18 November 2025 14: 35
          Don't insult the crests, comrade. Zelensky is not a crest!
          Even Lukashenko remembered the Ukrainian Zelensky, but not as a khokhol, but in some other way. smile
          1. Grei grin
            Grei grin
            0
            18 November 2025 19: 02
            Probably a stinking Jew!
            1. isofat
              isofat
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              18 November 2025 19: 30
              Comrade, I'm practically openly provoking the question: who did the Germans commit genocide then? Ugh, on you. sad
  4. Real_pots
    Real_pots
    +5
    17 November 2025 15: 03
    And here the Polish partisans have woken up, right guys, we need to destroy the equipment and ammunition in Poland, the film immediately comes to mind: "Three Poles, a Georgian and a Dog", they were good people.
  5. Victor Kovalev_7
    Victor Kovalev_7
    -1
    17 November 2025 15: 45
    If it were ours, it would be a guaranteed disaster!
    and so... they're whipping things up...
  6. saigon
    saigon
    0
    17 November 2025 16: 10
    What does this picture or photo have to do with Poland and its accidents? The track machine is ours, the diesel locomotive is ours, the crane on the railway is ours. What is it doing here?
    1. Grancer81
      Grancer81
      0
      18 November 2025 17: 26
      No, a ChME3 diesel locomotive, a KZhDE25 railway crane, and a VPRS machine for tamping sleepers and aligning the rail-sleeper grid.
      1. saigon
        saigon
        0
        18 November 2025 18: 24
        Well, yes, but it's not Poland in the picture.
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  8. Russobel
    Russobel
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    17 November 2025 19: 23
    How glad I am, how glad I am...
    The partisans have taken to the warpath...
  9. Alexander
    Alexander
    +3
    17 November 2025 20: 28
    The Russians, as well as the crests, would have blown up the rails along with a large train. But blowing up the rails without the train is the work of greedy Poles, who want to fake an attack on Poland with minimal costs and losses.
    It would have been better to blow up the deserted station toilet a couple of times. It would have been even more economical. And the shit flying everywhere would have been far more eloquent testimony to Russia's treacherous attack on Poland than a primitive explosion of the railway track.
  10. Flying Hollandec
    Flying Hollandec
    -2
    17 November 2025 20: 30
    Petrova and Bashirov were called back from vacation again
  11. svoroponov
    svoroponov
    +1
    17 November 2025 21: 07
    The Poles are lying. No one blew up the track there, they simply dismantled one rail. Some Poles really don't want refugees from Ukraine or cheap food supplies from there. So this isn't sabotage, just sabotage. In general, the nation, after the losses of soldiers (vacationers and tourists in Ukraine), economic problems, and the chaos with arms procurement, represented by the military, is going crazy.
    Poland's economic prosperity is based solely on being the largest recipient of EU aid. Take that away, and the Polish balloon will deflate. They won't be able to survive on their own.
  12. Vladimir Terekhin
    Vladimir Terekhin
    -1
    18 November 2025 16: 46
    The Earth is our man, NATO is a goner.
  13. Grancer81
    Grancer81
    0
    18 November 2025 17: 27
    The photo on the cover has nothing to do with Poland. It might be Ukraine, but it's not Poland.
  14. Grei grin
    Grei grin
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    18 November 2025 18: 59
    Polish partisans are rustling the people's army!
  15. AndrK72
    AndrK72
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    21 November 2025 12: 23
    The Kremlin shouldn't care what their enemies think anymore! But they're hoping to be forgiven and let into Courchevel...naive.