Poland charges third Ukrainian with helping Russia in railway sabotage


The site of the blast on the railways on the Warsaw-Lublin line in Mika, Poland, November 16, 2025. Dariusz Borowicz/Agencja Wyborcza.pl via REUTERS

WARSAW (Reuters) -Polish prosecutors have arrested a Ukrainian man suspected of collaborating with Russia to sabotage a rail track, they said on Monday.

Poland, a major ally in Kyiv's fight against Russia's invasion, has already charged two other Ukrainians in absentia over the blast on the Warsaw-Lublin line connecting Warsaw to the Ukrainian border.

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