Polish officials say Russian secret services appear to have ordered the sabotage of a railway line in Poland. The incident happened over the weekend and was described by Prime Minister Donald Tusk as an “unprecedented act of sabotage.” The rail line is used to transport aid to Ukraine. It was damaged in two locations. A government spokesman said Tuesday that the sabotage posed an immediate danger to land traffic and threatened lives and property. Polish prosecutors have launched an investigation. Army patrols have been deployed to ensure the safety of key infrastructure.
