NATO pledges increased Ukraine support as Russian strikes near border
Summary
NATO said it will increase support for Ukraine after Russian drone strikes near the Poland-Ukraine border. NATO and Poland are strengthening security along the eastern border to counter the risks from Russia’s military actions.Key Facts
- Russian drones struck near the Poland-Ukraine border, hitting a train close to NATO territory.
- NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte promised more help for Ukraine and stronger defense on NATO’s eastern border.
- Poland recovered a suspected Russian military drone from the Baltic Sea near its coast.
- The European Union’s top diplomat said the attacks aim to scare Western countries from supporting Ukraine.
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Russia may increase attacks near Ukraine’s western borders and possibly inside European countries.
- Intelligence reports, including from the CIA, suggest Russia plans to sabotage border areas to discourage support for Ukraine.
- President Donald Trump said Ukraine and Russia agreed not to attack each other’s energy infrastructure, although this has not been confirmed by either country.
- Russian strikes continue elsewhere, including attacks in southern Russia and the Black Sea.
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