The Dutch rail network was hit on September 15 by suspected sabotage, with foreign objects found on tracks at multiple locations causing widespread cancellations and delays. The incident highlights security threats facing European critical infrastructure and will shape the next round of policy reviews on rail network security across the Netherlands and Europe.

BBC reports on September 15 that the Dutch rail network was hit by suspected sabotage after foreign objects were found on tracks at multiple locations, causing widespread cancellations and delays. The rail operator has activated its emergency response.

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