Poland Blames Russia for Sabotage, Closes Last Consulate

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Poland is taking a stand. After a suspected act of sabotage on a key railway line near Warsaw — believed to be carried out by Russian intelligence — the Polish government has announced the closure of Russia’s last consulate in Gdańsk. Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski called the incident an act of state terror, marking a serious escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two countries. With suspects already fleeing to Belarus and more evidence of covert operations across Europe, this is just the latest chapter in a growing shadow war. Here's what you need to know. WooGlobe Ref : WGA810603 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Poland just shut down two major airports.

00:02And the reason?

00:03Russia just launched one of its biggest drone attacks yet.

00:07Overnight, Russia unleashed more than 470 drones and 48 missiles.

00:11Cities across Ukraine were under siege.

00:14In Kharkiv, flames lit up the sky as 16 residential buildings and a school were hit.

00:19At least 46 people were injured.

00:21But the worst came in Turnipil.

00:23Two high-rise buildings were torn apart.

00:25Ten lives lost, and 12 children among 37 injured.

00:29Even cities far from the front lines weren't safe.

00:32Energy sites in Lviv were hit, triggering fires.

00:35Warehouses storing tires went up in smoke.

00:38Poland responded fast.

00:40Airports in Lublin and Rzeshev were closed.

00:43Fighter jets scrambled.

00:44Radar systems switched to maximum alert.

00:47Even Romania launched jets.

00:49A drone entered NATO airspace during the chaos.

00:52President Zelensky says this proves one thing.

00:55That Russia still doesn't feel enough pressure.

00:57He's urging the West to act fast.

01:00Because if this continues, nowhere is safe.

01:02vídeo see you next time.

01:05Seville AEWARE is safe.

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