"Two Ukrainian men are suspected of collaborating with Russian intelligence to sabotage a Polish railway route, according to Warsaw. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Tuesday that investigators identified two suspects allegedly responsible for an explosion on a railway line. The suspects, he said, are both from Ukraine and have been commissioned by Russian intelligence to carry out the blast before fleeing to Belarus."
"Tusk had earlier described the explosion as an "unprecedented sabotage." A spokesperson from his government also said that all evidence to pointed to Moscow as having ordered the blast. The Polish prime minister told the lower house of parliament that the two suspects had been collaborating with Russian secret services for a long time. Polish authorities are aware of their identies, he said, noting that they could not be revealed to the public because of ongoing investigations."
Two Ukrainian men are suspected of collaborating with Russian intelligence to sabotage a Polish railway route. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said investigators identified the two suspects allegedly responsible for an explosion on a railway line. The suspects are from Ukraine and were reportedly commissioned by Russian intelligence to carry out the blast before fleeing to Belarus. Tusk described the explosion as an "unprecedented sabotage." A government spokesperson said all evidence pointed to Moscow as having ordered the blast. Authorities know the suspects' identities but are withholding them because of ongoing investigations.
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