A 25-year-old Moldovan man attempted to stop a freight train in Puławy, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland. The train consisted of 37 wagons filled with crude oil. The man activated emergency brakes on three wagons after requesting permission from the crew to board the train. The partial brake activation could have caused a derailment. The man was apprehended after the train driver noticed partially blocked wagons. He entered Poland through the Terespol border crossing on Sunday. Authorities found electronic equipment, phones, SIM cards, documents, and certificates indicating fluency in Russian in his possession. The man's motives are under investigation, with the possibility of foreign intelligence involvement being considered but not confirmed. The incident is investigated by the military department of the District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin and notified to the Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW) and Internal Security Agency (ABW). The train was inspected, and no dangerous materials were found. Operation TOR, involving police, Territorial Defence Forces personnel, and Railway Protection Guards, was activated after similar sabotage was detected on this railway line in mid-November.

A 25-year-old Moldovan man attempted to stop a freight train in Puławy, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland. The train consisted of 37 wagons filled with crude oil. The man activated emergency brakes on three wagons after requesting permission from the crew to board the train. The partial brake activation could have caused a derailment. The man was apprehended after the train driver noticed partially blocked wagons. He entered Poland through the Terespol border crossing on Sunday. Authorities found electronic equipment, phones, SIM cards, documents, and certificates indicating fluency in Russian in his possession. The man's motives are under investigation, with the possibility of foreign intelligence involvement being considered but not confirmed. The incident is investigated by the military department of the District Prosecutor's Office in Lublin and notified to the Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW) and Internal Security Agency (ABW). The train was inspected, and no dangerous materials were found. Operation TOR, involving police, Territorial Defence Forces personnel, and Railway Protection Guards, was activated after similar sabotage was detected on this railway line in mid-November.