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Russia-Ukraine Situation | Former British Prime Minister and Other Political Figures Narrowly Escaped Being Shot Down by Russian Drones While Leaving Ukraine on a Train; Ukrainian Foreign Minister Angrily Denounces: "Directly Threatens the EU and NATO"

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[Cable News] Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other European dignitaries were nearly shot down by Russian drones at the border between Ukraine and Poland while traveling by train after visiting Ukraine.
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Russia launched an airstrike on railway facilities in western Ukraine near the Polish border. Concerns have been raised that a dangerous situation could have occurred in which high-ranking officials from major Western nations were attacked, as the attack took place immediately after a train carrying former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and others passed through the affected line. According to the Ukrainian railway company, on the 13th (lo…

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The former British Prime Minister had just slipped across the border before the Russian drones started raining down.

Minutes after a train carrying a European diplomatic delegation, including former prime ministers of the UK and Norway, entered Poland, hundreds of Russian drones landed just 2 kilometers from the Ukraine-Poland border.

[Cable News] Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other European dignitaries were nearly shot down by Russian drones at the border between Ukraine and Poland while traveling by train after visiting Ukraine.

Boris recently visited Ukraine. From there, he was traveling by train from Kiev to Poland to attend the 'Yalta European Strategy' (YES) conference.

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Sangbad Pratidin broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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