Moscow announced today that it carried out attacks against railway infrastructure in western Ukraine, allegedly used to transport military cargo from Europe. Russia's Defense Ministry confirmed the attacks without specifying exactly which targets were hit.
In parallel, Poland and Ukraine reported an attack on a passenger train connecting the two capitals. The authorities in Warsaw and Kiev condemned the incident, which reportedly caused casualties, although the article does not specify the number of dead or wounded.
The offensive occurs at a time of growing tension between Russia and NATO member countries, with Poland playing a central role in providing military support to Ukraine. The attack on the international train raises concerns about the security of civilian routes in the region.
The article does not provide additional details on the extent of the damage caused by the Russian attacks or on the international response to them.
