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Catching upConflict

Dutch rail sabotage disruptions

Geopolitics·High·Reported 9h 30m ago·Updated 2h 33m ago
  1. Chapter 3 of 3ConflictCatching upReported 6h 30m ago

    Dutch rail network disruption

    Halts trains in parts of the Netherlands after objects are placed on the tracks in suspected sabotage

  2. Chapter 2 of 3ConflictCatching upReported 3h 14m ago

    Dutch highway fires and railway sabotage

    Protesters set hay bales on fire along major highways and disrupt rail traffic, prompting an investigation by intelligence agency AIVD.

  3. Chapter 1 of 3ConflictCatching upReported 9h 30m ago

    Dutch rail sabotage disruptions

    Discovered pipes and jumper cables on Dutch tracks, prompting Minister Rob Jetten to condemn the sabotage as life-threatening and disruptive.

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