Railway sabotage on Warsaw–Lublin line (Mika, Gołąb)

On 15–16 November 2025 an explosive charge damaged tracks near Mika and the overhead catenary was damaged near Gołąb on railway line no. 7 (Warsaw–Dorohusk). Prime Minister Tusk called it an unprecedented act of sabotage; prosecutors say it was committed on behalf of Russian intelligence.

Established by. Polish National Prosecutor's Office charged two Ukrainian citizens (Oleksandr K., Yevhenii I.) on 19 Nov 2025 with sabotage of a terrorist nature on behalf of Russian Federation intelligence; government publicly attributed the attack to Russian services.

Latest. Both direct suspects fled to Belarus; Poland requested extradition. An alleged accomplice (Volodymyr B.) was detained 20 Nov 2025 and charged. No trial reported as of Oct 2026.

Link to the war against Ukraine. Line no. 7 is a key route for supplies to Ukraine via Dorohusk.