Poland to close Russian consulate in Gdańsk after railway explosion

Poland has announced plans to close its Russian consulate in Gdańsk following a recent railway explosion. Investigations into the incident are reportedly pointing towards Russian Intelligence involvement. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski described the explosion as an act of “state terrorism,” indicating that it was intended to cause casualties.

This decision comes in the wake of heightened tensions and security concerns in the region. The Polish government is considering additional actions in response to the incident. The closure of the consulate marks a significant diplomatic move amid ongoing geopolitical conflicts.

For further context on international military developments, the U.S. has recently approved a $700 million sale of air-defense systems to Taiwan, reflecting similar situations in global security dynamics. More details can be found in our related coverage.