Ukraine, Poland condemn Russia after drone strikes train near border
Summary
Ukraine and Poland condemned Russian drone strikes near the Polish border, including an attack on a train heading to Warsaw. No injuries were reported, but the attacks are seen as increasing tensions in the ongoing conflict. The strikes happened while former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and ex-US CIA chief David Petraeus were nearby at a station.Key Facts
- Russian drones struck close to the Polish border, hitting a passenger train and an area near a border checkpoint.
- The train attack occurred about 2 kilometers from the Polish border with no reported injuries.
- Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former CIA Director David Petraeus were present at a nearby border train station.
- Ukraine's President Zelensky accused Russia of deliberately attacking the train.
- Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk held an emergency meeting and warned that Russia might increase attacks soon, possibly even on Polish soil.
- Russia claimed it targeted railway infrastructure used to transport military supplies from European countries.
- The attacks come amid ongoing efforts to revive peace talks and increased concern among European nations about Russian sabotage.
- President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries to help ease diesel fuel shortages.
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