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Kaja Kallas Claims Russian Drone Attack on Ukrainian Train Near Ukraine-Poland Border Aimed to Scare the West; Ukrainian Railways Suspects Diplomatic Convoy Target

On Sunday, a Russian drone attack struck a Ukrainian train near the Ukraine-Poland border. EU High Representative Kaja Kallas stated the attack was intended to scare the West. Ukrainian Railways suggested the target might have been a diplomatic convoy, including former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

On Sunday, a Russian drone attack targeted a Ukrainian train near the Ukraine-Poland border. The attack, confirmed by multiple sources, resulted in casualties and damage to the train. EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas asserted that the purpose of the attack was to instill fear in Western nations. Ukrainian Railways reported that the attack could have been aimed at a diplomatic convoy, with former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson among those potentially targeted. The attack has intensified scrutiny of Russian military actions near the border. Ukrainian Railways did not confirm the presence of a diplomatic convoy but expressed concern over the potential target.

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IndependentDnevnikSep 14, 03:03 PM
Kallas: The purpose of the Russian drone attack on a Ukrainian train was to scare the West

The purpose of the Sunday Russian drone attack on a Ukrainian train near the Ukraine-Poland border was to scare the West, said today EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas. Ukrainian railways believed the target of the attack could be a diplomatic convoy, among whom was former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

WireSlovenian Press AgencySep 14, 01:28 PM
Kallas: The purpose of the Russian drone attack on a Ukrainian train was to scare the West

The purpose of the Sunday Russian drone attack on a Ukrainian train near the Ukraine-Poland border was to scare the West, said today EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Kaja Kallas. Ukrainian Railways believed the target of the attack could have been a diplomatic convoy, including former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.