Poland issues Interpol warrants for 2 Russian agents in railway attack

Poland has submitted international arrest warrants to Interpol for two Russian secret service agents, Yevgeny Ivanov and Oleksandr Kononov, in connection with a railway line explosion in Poland. The attack, which occurred recently, endangered the lives of hundreds of Polish citizens.

Following the explosion, the two agents fled to Belarus. The incident has raised significant concerns regarding security and the potential risks posed by such actions.

This development comes amid ongoing tensions in Eastern Europe, where similar situations have been reported. For instance, recent developments in other regions highlight the complex security landscape in the area.

Poland"s actions reflect its commitment to addressing threats to national security and holding those responsible accountable.