Key facts
- Suspected sabotage disrupted Dutch train services on Tuesday morning.
- Objects, including pipes, were deliberately placed on train tracks.
- Disruptions affected routes to Schiphol Airport and Utrecht.
- The Dutch intelligence agency AIVD is involved in the investigation.
- A Dutch minister called the incident "particularly worrying."
Dutch train services and level crossings were disrupted on Tuesday morning due to suspected sabotage, with objects deliberately placed on the tracks. The disruptions affected routes to Schiphol Airport and Utrecht. The Dutch intelligence agency AIVD has become involved in the investigation into the incident. A Dutch minister described the sabotage as "particularly worrying."