Boris Johnson Narrowly Escapes Drone Attack in Ukraine
Ukrzaliznytsia said the drone may have been aimed at Johnson's train, and no one was hurt in the strike near the Polish border.
- On Sunday, a Russian drone struck a passenger train at Yahodyn station near the Polish border shortly after a train carrying former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson departed ahead of schedule. No casualties occurred, though the service behind his was directly hit.
- Ukrainian Railways reported the train 'had departed the station earlier than scheduled due to real-time adjustments' necessitated by the constant threat of Russian strikes. The operator stated it was 'quite possible' the drone had been aimed at Johnson's train.
- Travelling with former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt, national security adviser Jonathan Powell, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's adviser Gunter Sautter, Johnson condemned the attack as 'random and senseless.' He cited Putin's responsibility for 1,700 deaths of Ukrzaliznytsia staff.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha warned that Russian strikes are hitting closer to Poland, stating, 'Putin's terror is literally knocking on the doors of the European Union and NATO.' The escalation signals intensifying danger to Western officials.
- Border guards reported a separate strike Sunday on a truck near the Polish border, forcing a temporary halt at the Dorohusk-Yahodyn crossing point. Russia claimed it targeted infrastructure facilitating military cargo, signalling intensified long-distance strikes on western Ukrainian transit routes.
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Boris Johnson narrowly escapes drone attack - as Russia accused of 'escalation'
The former UK prime minister was on a night rail service from Kyiv to Poland when the train behind the one he was travelling on was attacked by a drone.
The attack took place two kilometers from the Polish border.
A Russian drone has hit a train just two kilometers from the Ukrainian-Polish border, shortly after a diplomatic train carrying former British and Swedish prime ministers Boris Johnson and Carl Bildt and European security advisers passed through the same spot. The attack took place at the Yahodyn station, near the border crossing into Poland. The Russian drone hit the engine of another train, while passengers had managed to get away. No injuries…
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