Researcher: Sabotage in Poland is only an indirect blow to logistics of aid to Ukraine

The sabotage on the Polish railroad is only an indirect attack on the logistics that military cargoes use to get to Ukraine, said for text LIGA.net Dariusz Materniak, a Polish journalist at the RAR agency and researcher of Polish-Ukrainian relations.

He stated that the line under attack was not a key route for the delivery of military equipment and that no relevant vehicles were attacked.

"The routes of military cargo going to Ukraine are a secret. But it is obvious that the railroad that connects Przemyśl with Lviv is of greater importance. If only for the reason that it is closer to the airport in Yasenka (one of the logistics hubs where military aid for Ukraine arrives – Ed.), where cargo planes arrive," the researcher explained.

However, these attacks are definitely part of the hybrid war that Moscow is waging against countries that support Kyiv, Materniak emphasized.

He also noted that the new incident on the railroad really threatened the health and lives of numerous people, as passenger trains also run on this route.

More about the situation read in the text by LIGA.net.

• In Poland, on November 16, the railroad was damaged on the route to the border with Ukraine. Prime minister Tusk called the incident an act of sabotage.
• The Polish Minister of Defense stated that the military will check 120 km of track near the border with Ukraine.
• The country's Chief of the General Staff said that the enemy began to prepare for war, carrying out cyberattacks and sabotage on the territory of Poland.