The Globalist Poland rail blast spotlights Russian sabotage in Europe and Zelensky goes to Turkey
Nov 19, 2025
Stephen Diehl, a Russia analyst, explores the implications of a dramatic railway explosion in Poland, linking it to Russian sabotage tactics. Hannah Lucinda-Smith shares insights from Zelensky's pivotal trip to Turkey, highlighting Erdogan's unique role as a mediator in the ongoing conflict. Theo Ashwood discusses concerning espionage activities involving China targeting UK politicians. Meanwhile, in the cultural sphere, Ben Luke updates us on the burgeoning art market, including a notable auction featuring Klimt's work.
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Russian Sabotage Escalation In Poland
- Poland says the railway explosions were an unprecedented act of sabotage tied to Russian interests via operatives in Belarus.
- Stephen Diehl warns this marks an escalation beyond typical probes into damaging civilian infrastructure on EU soil.
Polish Public Has Normalised Sabotage
- Macias Madzini reports Poles have normalized Russian meddling and often blame Ukrainians online after attacks.
- He highlights an online cognitive war shifting public opinion away from Ukraine and toward Moscow's aims.
Complacency Fuels Russian Strategy
- Europe risks complacency despite repeated Russian probes and cyberattacks that aim to sow chaos cheaply.
- Stephen Diehl cautions civilian populations and governments are not sufficiently prepared for escalating threats.