Poland Seeks to Charge 2 Rail Explosion Suspects With Acts of Terrorist Sabotage
Ukraine War,NATO,United Kingdom,Russia,Poland
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Poland is seeking to charge two Ukrainians accused of working on behalf of Russia with acts of sabotage of a terrorist nature over an explosion that damaged a railway line used to transport aid to Ukraine, prosecutors said on Nov. 19.
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