Railway cars with agriculture products damaged at the Polish border

Source: Ukraine’s infrastructure minister Oleksandr Kubrakov

This morning at the Dorogusk railway crossing point in Poland, unknown persons damaged Ukrainian agricultural products, opening three railway cars with rapeseed.

This cargo was transiting through Poland to Hamburg, Germany.

‘Unpunished crimes always return. Criminals must be found and punished immediately, so that others will not be tempted to repeat,’ Ukraine’s infrastructure minister Oleksandr Kubrakov wrote.

Ukraine’s railway operator stated that they are preparing a corresponding appeal about the incident to the law enforcement agencies of Poland.

Earlier today, Ukraine’s border service reported huge queues of trucks on the Polish-Ukrainian border.

President Zelensky already addressed the Polish authorities regarding blocking the border by Polish protesters.

An incident with spilled Ukrainian grain was already reported earlier.

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