Are they too similar for it to be a coincidence? The marks on the tracks in Życzyn are almost identical to those left after the tracks were blown up in Ukraine. It is worth comparing the photo from near Garwolin with the one from near Irpień. Meanwhile, the spokesperson for the Ministry of the Interior and Administration (MSWiA) claims that in the Polish case “one cannot speak of third-party involvement”.
On Sunday morning, the train driver on the Warsaw-Dęblin route near Garwolin braked just before reaching a large breach in the tracks. Commenting on the situation, the MSWiA spokesperson Karolina Gałecka stated that “there are no grounds to speak of intentional third-party action”. She also appealed not to speculate, as it may cause “unnecessary emotions and a sense of danger”. Gałecka also asked that “only confirmed information be shared”. Today, the head of government stated that this was an act of sabotage.
TV Republika journalist Krzysztof Puternicki pointed to a very serious issue. The breach in the tracks in Życzyn is almost identical to the one visible in the photos from Irpień in Ukraine. There, the authorities clearly reported an explosion caused by Russian saboteurs. You can compare the photos yourself:
Życzyn near Garwolin, Poland
16.11.2025 photo: TV Republika
Irpin, Ukraine
05.03.2022