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Russian Drone Hits Train 2 Km from Polish Border After Johnson Passes Through

  • A Russian drone strike hit the locomotive of a Kyiv-Warsaw passenger train near the Polish border in Ukraine's Volyn region on September 13, causing no injuries because the train crew was warned in advance.
  • The Russian attack also damaged infrastructure near the Yahodyn-Dorohusk border crossing, causing a fire at a gas station, damage to parked trucks, and prompting temporary suspension of border operations.
  • Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha condemned the strikes as terror knocking on EU and NATO's doors and called for broader sanctions against Russia's military-industrial complex.
  • Polish officials confirmed the attacks near the border; Poland's Foreign Minister labeled Putin's actions as escalation.
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The Polish government accuses Moscow of intensifying the conflict. The Ukrainian railway company speculates that another train occupied by Western diplomats may have been the target of the attack.

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Fears for 62-year-old Boris Johnson after 'targeted attack'

A drone strike in Ukraine may have targeted a train carrying Boris Johnson.

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