Following the railway explosion in Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk informed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about the use of the Telegram network for subversive activities and misinformation campaigns against Ukraine. Zelensky confirmed that such attacks have also occurred in Ukraine, indicating a possible Russian influence behind these events. He stated that the available information suggests Russia's involvement, which has a clear interest in destabilizing the region. In response, Ukraine and Poland agreed to establish a joint working group to prevent similar incidents in the future. Zelensky emphasized the importance of collaboration and information exchange between the two countries. Additionally, Polish authorities have heightened alert levels on railway lines after intercepting sabotage attempts, and Tusk announced the identification of two suspects from Ukraine who allegedly collaborated with Russian intelligence services.
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