US EditionBelarus Says It Is Working with Warsaw to Locate Poland Rail Sabotage Suspects
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"The competent authorities of Belarus and Poland are making joint efforts to determine the whereabouts of the two Ukrainian citizens suspected of committing terrorist crimes on Polish territory," the Belarusian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
Belarus says it is working with Warsaw to locate Poland rail sabotage suspects
The Belarusian authorities have assured this Friday that they are working together with Poland to try to “determine the whereabouts” of two Ukrainian citizens accused by Warsaw of being behind the sabotage recently recorded on a railway network in the European country, which they have directly blamed on Russia. “The competent authorities of Belarus and […]
If suspected Ukrainians were found and detained, their transfer to Poland would be considered.
Acts of sabotage took place on the Warsaw-Dorohusk route.
This was announced by the press secretary of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry Ruslan Voronkov.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus has confirmed the entry into the country of Ukrainian citizens suspected of organizing sabotage at the Polish railway infrastructure and is reported on the website of the agency.
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