‘We are not scared,’ says top EU diplomat after Russian strike on passenger train
Summary
A Russian drone struck a passenger train near the Ukraine-Poland border shortly after a convoy of European diplomats, including former leaders, passed through. EU officials say the attack was meant to intimidate Europe but emphasize their continued support for Ukraine.Key Facts
- A Russian drone attacked a passenger train close to the Ukraine-Poland border.
- The train had recently carried European diplomats, including Boris Johnson, David Petraeus, and Carl Bildt.
- EU officials say the strike was intended to send a threatening message to Europe.
- The EU remains committed to supporting Ukraine, approving a €6.1 billion loan tranche to help Ukraine defend itself.
- Over 450 Russian drones and missiles were launched across Ukraine in recent attacks, killing at least six people.
- Ukrainian air force intercepted most of the incoming drones and missiles.
- Poland’s prime minister warned that Russian attacks might escalate and potentially affect Polish territory.
- EU diplomatic talks are ongoing to extend sanctions against thousands of Russians involved in the war.
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