omg i had a friend who's cousin lives in poland and he said they were all on edge after those weird fires and explosions happened last month like what if it was them ??? anyway i feel so bad for the ppl affected by this rail blast it's just so senseless how did someone even think to blow up a train track?!?!
this is crazy! just look at the stats on railway sabotage in Europe - 2022 saw a 30% increase in reported incidents compared to 2021 . and it's not just Poland, France had like 20+ attacks last year alone . i mean, who thought it was a good idea to blow up a train track? the security risks are real - did you know that a train derailment could cause over $10 billion in damages ? and the fact that they're using telegram for these one-time gigs is like, super concerning . we need to keep an eye on this situation and make sure those responsible get brought to justice ASAP . btw, have you seen the latest chart on Ukraine's humanitarian crisis - it's like 10x more people affected than we initially thought
I'm totally freaked out about this news ! Who would do something like that? It's just not safe for the people living there . I mean, can you imagine if a train was traveling at full speed on those tracks and suddenly the track just gave way? The thought of it is just terrifying . We gotta get to the bottom of this ASAP . I'm all about supporting Ukraine in their fight for freedom #JusticeForPoland #SabotageWillNotBeTolerated #SupportUkraine
Omg, this is really scary I can imagine how worried everyone must be in Poland right now. The thought of trains derailing and causing a huge disaster is just too much to handle... like what if someone got hurt or worse? My heart goes out to the people affected by these mysterious incidents. It's so frustrating that they're happening again, especially with Russia being involved . I hope the Polish authorities do their best to catch whoever did this and bring them to justice as soon as possible. This must be super stressful for everyone, especially those in the security team trying to figure out what's going on
this whole thing is super worrying i mean, who tries to blow up a train track for no reason? it's like they think they're some kinda supervillain, but really they're just causing chaos & putting people's lives at risk
i feel bad for the ppl of poland, living in constant fear of these sabotage attacks and what really gets me is that they're using messaging apps to recruit from local citizens... like, can't they see how stupid that is? it's just basic human decency
anyway, i'm glad pm tusk is taking this seriously & vowing to bring the perpetrators to justice we should all be on our toes, waiting for the next move
it's just so senseless how did someone even think to blow up a train track?!?! 
this is crazy! just look at the stats on railway sabotage in Europe - 2022 saw a 30% increase in reported incidents compared to 2021 
. and it's not just Poland, France had like 20+ attacks last year alone 
. i mean, who thought it was a good idea to blow up a train track? the security risks are real - did you know that a train derailment could cause over $10 billion in damages 
. we need to keep an eye on this situation and make sure those responsible get brought to justice ASAP 
. btw, have you seen the latest chart on Ukraine's humanitarian crisis - it's like 10x more people affected than we initially thought 
. I mean, can you imagine if a train was traveling at full speed on those tracks and suddenly the track just gave way? 
. We gotta get to the bottom of this ASAP 
. I'm all about supporting Ukraine in their fight for freedom 
#JusticeForPoland #SabotageWillNotBeTolerated #SupportUkraine 
My heart goes out to the people affected by these mysterious incidents. It's so frustrating that they're happening again, especially with Russia being involved 
. I hope the Polish authorities do their best to catch whoever did this and bring them to justice as soon as possible. This must be super stressful for everyone, especially those in the security team trying to figure out what's going on 
it's just basic human decency