The attack happened on Sunday morning, when a Russian drone struck the locomotive of a stationary train in Yahodyn, about two kilometers from the Polish border, which is also the NATO border. The incident drew international attention due to its proximity to allied territory.
The phrase "if they wanted to eliminate Boris Johnson, they would have done it" refers to the theory that the attack had a different objective than initially apparent. The article suggests that the intention was not to eliminate any specific person, but rather to send a message or test capabilities.
The title mentions that the incident left Europe facing the story of "Cry Wolf," referring to a situation in which repeated warnings about Russian threats may have lost credibility with the European public, even when there is concrete evidence of attacks.
The attack occurred at NATO's doorstep, which raises questions about the escalation of the conflict and the response that allies should give, at a time when Europe is trying to balance support for Ukraine with the need to avoid direct confrontation with Russia.
