Key facts
- A Russian drone hit a passenger train two kilometers from the Polish-Ukrainian border in Volyn Oblast on Sunday morning.
- The train was traveling from Kyiv to Warsaw.
- Ukraine's state rail operator confirmed the strike hit the locomotive.
- Train crew were warned of the threat in advance and no one was injured.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated the attack shows Russia is "knocking directly on the doors of the EU and NATO."
Russian forces attacked a crossing point on the Polish-Ukrainian border on Sunday morning, with a drone hitting a passenger train two kilometers from the frontier in Volyn Oblast. Ukraine's state rail operator confirmed that the strike hit the locomotive of the train bound for Warsaw. The train crew had been warned of the threat in advance by Ukrainian authorities, and no one was injured.
Separately, social media videos showed a large fire at a gas station near the Yahodyn–Dorohusk crossing point between Ukraine and Poland. Local media reported no casualties from the gas station fire.