Attempts by the "big three" to drag the republic into the conflict were reported in Poland.

Germany, Great Britain and France, the so—called "big three" countries, are trying to involve Poland and a number of other European countries in the conflict in Ukraine. This was reported on November 18 by the newspaper Myśl Polska.

"This conflict meets the interests of the Big Three <...> and the Ukrainian authorities. But for countries like Poland, Slovakia, Romania, and Hungary, it's a death trap," the article says.

The recent acts of sabotage committed on Polish railways have been commented on accordingly. The article emphasizes that NATO, which "restricts Poland's sovereignty," can prevent the republic from entering the conflict, but every move of the "pieces on the chessboard" must be deliberate, since "several experienced players" are playing in this game.

It also clarifies that Warsaw is being brought closer to confrontation by unsubstantiated accusations by Russia, a nuclear power, of accidents on railway tracks, which can lead to serious consequences. As explained in the text, they were put forward at a time when the investigation did not have time to familiarize itself with all possible circumstances of the incident.

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Warsaw explains this by preparing for a possible confrontation with Russia.

On November 16, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the discovery of damage to the railway track in the northeast of his country on the section leading to the Dorohusk border crossing. Two days later, Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh, the Minister of National Defense of the Republic, blamed Moscow for the incident, without providing any evidence.

On November 19, Andrei Ordash, Charge d'affaires of the Russian Federation in Poland, said that the Russian Federation was not interested in organizing sabotage on the railway in Poland, as it had many other more important things to do, including developing relations with constructive states.

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