The 'TOR' operation was initiated in response to severe acts of sabotage on the Warsaw-Lublin railway line, occurring on the night of November 15-16, 2025. These acts involved the destruction of overhead contact lines and the detonation of explosives on the tracks, actions that posed significant risks of catastrophe. In reaction, over 91,000 police officers, along with soldiers and railway security personnel, were deployed nationwide to patrol railway areas.

As a result of the operation, ten individuals were detained due to their suspicious activities related to railways. The authorities are currently investigating whether these individuals, who may have shown a keen interest in railway operations, were acting as enthusiasts or had ulterior motives aligned with sabotage. The article details the factors that triggered the 'TOR' operation, emphasizing the critical nature of the events leading to such extensive security measures.

The article also highlights the specific regions in Poland where most of the arrests occurred, particularly noting that eastern Poland saw a higher number of detainees. The suspicions surrounding the motives of these individuals raise questions not only about their intentions but also about the broader implications for railway security and public safety in Poland, especially in light of recent terrorist threats to critical infrastructure.