Rusia ataca con drones la región fronteriza ucraniana con Polonia

Russian drones struck Ukraine's border with Poland on Sunday, hitting a civilian train traveling between Kyiv and Warsaw, El Periódico. At least two drones targeted the region near the Dorohusk-Yahodin crossing, with one striking the train's locomotive and another hitting a truck close to the border checkpoint.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha warned that Putin's attacks are pushing the conflict to NATO's doorstep. He said Levante-EMV the threat is now 'calling directly at the door of the EU and NATO,' signaling escalating concern among Ukrainian leaders about the strikes reaching allied territory.
The drone attack targeted a passenger train running a regular route between Ukraine's capital and Poland's Warsaw. El Día reported the strike hit the locomotive directly, endangering all onboard. The second drone struck a truck near Dorohusk-Yahodin, 800 kilometers from the attack zone, suggesting Russia is targeting supply lines and civilian transport across the border.
Ukraine's top diplomat framed the attack as a direct challenge to Western security. El Correo Gallego noted Sybiha said Putin's terror campaign has shifted closer to European Union and NATO members. The warning highlights how drone strikes are no longer confined to battlefield zones but now threaten civilian infrastructure near alliance borders.
Sunday's assault marks the latest in a pattern of Russian drone strikes targeting Ukraine's western regions near Poland. Información reported the two-drone attack hit both civilian transport and infrastructure within kilometers of the Polish border. The strikes suggest Russia is expanding its campaign to strike civilian targets and supply routes flowing westward toward NATO allies.
Publishers
18
Articles
0
Reach
18