Two dummy explosives were discovered on railway tracks near Drzeńska in Lubuskie on 28 November, prompting train services to be suspended while police investigate a deliberate placement.
Fake explosives found near Drzeńska
On 28 November a railway worker near the village of Drzeńska in Lubuskie reported finding a package that resembled an explosive device.
Two dummy bombs confirmed
The Special Counter‑terrorism Unit of the Gorzów Wielkopolski Police later confirmed that there were not one but two fake explosives on the tracks.
Police point to deliberate placement
Over‑regional Police commander Maciej Kimet said the evidence suggests a deliberate act, and counter‑terrorists are on site checking for additional suspicious objects.
Train services remain suspended
Trains on the Wrocław‑Szczecin corridor between Kunowice and Rzepin are still halted, and police are pursuing those who left the devices.
Suspects in related railway sabotage investigation
Police have released photos of two men, Jewhenija Iwanowa and Ołeksandra Kononowa, who are investigated for espionage and alleged sabotage; authorities urge the public to provide information and are considering an European Arrest Warrant.
