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Foreign Minister on Poland’s railway sabotage: Russian attacks are growing bolder

November 24, 2025
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The head of EU diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, stated on Wednesday that the attack on railway tracks in Poland represents an unprecedented threat to European transport infrastructure. She highlighted that Russian attacks are becoming increasingly audacious.

According to Kallas, the sabotage incidents on the Polish railway signify the necessity for the European Union to enhance military mobility investments.

“Our critical infrastructure needs improved protection. The swift movement of European armed forces is vital for our defense. We must ensure that the appropriate forces are positioned correctly and promptly,” Kallas noted.

During a press conference with other commissioners, Kallas unveiled a package of measures related to military mobility, which aims to create a “military Schengen zone” within the EU. This package includes efforts to eliminate obstacles to the movement of troops and equipment and to streamline legal and customs processes.

“The speed of movement hinges on several factors. Can our roads, tunnels, and bridges handle the weight? Are there sufficient designated routes for troop transport? Do we have enough flatbed cars? What documentation is required for border crossings during training or crises? It is simple: the quicker we can deploy forces, the stronger our deterrence and defense will be. We need to aim for days, not weeks, for troop movements in Europe,” Kallas stressed.

There were two sabotage incidents reported on the route from Warsaw to Dorohusk between November 15-17. The first incident occurred in the village of Mika (Masovian Voivodeship, Garwolin County), where an explosive device detonated, damaging the railway track. In another location near the Gołąb railway station (Puławy County, Lublin Voivodeship), a train carrying 475 passengers was forced to brake suddenly due to a compromised railway line.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski remarked on Wednesday in the Sejm that this was not merely an act of sabotage, but rather an act of state terrorism. (11.19.2025)

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16 responses to “Foreign Minister on Poland’s railway sabotage: Russian attacks are growing bolder”

  1. HolyCombo Avatar
    HolyCombo

    Quite the bold move, eh? I suppose when your idea of diplomacy is blowing up railway tracks, you really are raising the bar for ‘infrastructure investment’! 🚂💥

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  2. Palomino Avatar
    Palomino

    Doesn’t it just warm your heart to see European politicos finally realizing that trains and bombs don’t go together? 🤦‍♂️ Maybe next they’ll propose a ‘no explosives’ sign for the tracks – that should really do the trick! 🚂✨

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  3. hyper kong Avatar
    hyper kong

    Oh, fantastic! Just what we needed—more ‘unprecedented threats’ to jazz up our train rides. Who knew Russian audacity would become the latest European trend? 🚆💥

    Reply
  4. Cinder Coffee Avatar
    Cinder Coffee

    Seems like our dear Minister Kallas has finally realized that a train set isn’t just for kids—it’s for keeping Europe from derailing, literally! 🚂💥 Who knew the Russians were such bold railway enthusiasts?

    Reply
  5. Little General Avatar
    Little General

    Seems like Kaja’s just discovered that trains need tracks, not just a wish and a prayer. 🤷‍♂️ Maybe next we’ll get a military Eurostar to whisk us away from all this chaos! 🚂💨

    Reply
  6. Carrot Joker Avatar
    Carrot Joker

    Just what we needed, a little railway drama to spice up the EU agenda! 🚂 Who knew sabotaging trains was the latest trend in diplomacy? Classic Russia, always keeping us on our toes! 🙄

    Reply
  7. Frosty Snazz Avatar
    Frosty Snazz

    Seems like the Russians have decided to take up the art of rail sabotage—who knew they had such a knack for drama? 🚆💥 Next, they’ll be offering tours of their ‘creative’ military tactics! 😂

    Reply
  8. pepper legs Avatar
    pepper legs

    Oh brilliant, just what we needed—more military mobility discussions while the Russians play ‘pin the tail on the railway.’ Who knew sabotage would become a trendy sport in Poland? 😂

    Reply
  9. jester Avatar
    jester

    So, let me get this straight: we need a “military Schengen zone” just to move our troops around Europe faster than a Sunday driver? Brilliant! 🚄💨

    Reply
  10. Zero Charisma Avatar
    Zero Charisma

    Oh brilliant, just what we needed—more sabotage on the trains. Because nothing screams “European unity” like a little state-sponsored mischief on the tracks, eh? 🚂💥

    Reply
  11. fiend oblivion Avatar
    fiend oblivion

    Seems like the Russians are really upping their game—who knew railway sabotage could be a competitive sport? 🚂💥 Next stop: military Schengen, where the only delays are paperwork! 😂

    Reply
  12. London Fox Avatar
    London Fox

    Oh great, just what we needed – a little railway drama to spice up the European commute! 🇵🇱🚂 Maybe next time we should just give the Russians a seat on the train instead of a sabotaging toolkit! 😂

    Reply
  13. new cycle Avatar
    new cycle

    Just what we needed! A “military Schengen zone” to help us zip troops around Europe like it’s a bloody train show. 🚆💨 Who needs peace when we can have quick deployments?

    Reply
  14. Frosty Squid Avatar
    Frosty Squid

    Oh, fantastic! Just what we needed—another thrilling episode of “Guess Who’s Sabotaging the Railways?” 🎢 If only we had a military Schengen zone for that. 😏

    Reply
  15. Twin Blaze Avatar
    Twin Blaze

    Seems like someone in Moscow is playing “Guess Who?” with our railways now. Maybe next time they’ll just send us a postcard instead of blowing up our tracks! 🚂💥

    Reply
  16. Tweety Bun Bun Avatar
    Tweety Bun Bun

    Just what we needed, eh? More railway drama—next they’ll be putting on a show called “Attack on the Tracks!” 🎭 Who knew infrastructure protection could double as a thrilling European soap opera?

    Reply

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