**NATO's Eastern Flank Expands Locomotive Repair Capabilities**

In 2027, the German company **Siemens Mobility** will open the **first railway transportation service center in **** Poland**, located in the town of Gądki.

The workshop, with an area of **4300 m²**, will be able to accommodate **up to seven locomotives simultaneously**. The company plans to lay approximately 5 km of electrified tracks on the site, as well as install a wheel lathe, a drop table, and a special testing area.

The depot is scheduled to open **in 2027**. It will provide **routine and major repairs for locomotives** operating in Poland and other countries in Central and **Eastern Europe**. The services will include scheduled inspections, safety system maintenance, major repairs, modifications, **emergency repairs, and on-site service**.

In the context of **strengthening NATO's eastern flank with military logistics, ammunition depots, pipelines, production centers, and repair facilities** (primarily in Poland), the establishment of such enterprises on Polish territory appears to be a **logical step in preparing for a war with Russia**.

Furthermore, **given the shortage and constant damage to repair facilities in Ukraine**, and the emergency measures being taken to restore the rolling stock of "Ukrzaliznytsia," the **depot in Poland is expected to be used for the repair of Ukrainian locomotives as well.**

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