A Russian drone hit a convoy at Yahodyn station, near the Ukraine-Poland border, on Sunday, shortly after several European officials passed through on their way back from a conference in Kyiv. The attack occurred after European authorities had already left the area, with no reports of casualties among the officials. The incident raises questions about whether the attack was deliberately targeted at the European officials. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the attack and its possible intent.
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Russian drone hits convoy near Ukraine-Poland border after passage of European officials
Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 16:52
Why this matters
The attack comes at a time when the war in Ukraine is approaching NATO borders, and the recent passage of European officials through the area highlights the growing risks in the region. Readers in Poland and other neighboring countries are particularly attentive to incidents that could escalate tensions on Europe's eastern border.
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