Russian drone attack on train near Polish border; deadly strike in Pryluky
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Russian military, Ukrainian railway operator, Kaja Kallas
Ukraine-Poland border, Pryluky
September 13, 2026
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A Russian drone attacked a train near the Polish border, which had previously carried foreign diplomats. Another Russian strike on a farming facility in Pryluky killed three people and injured seven. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas condemned the border attack as an attempt to intimidate Western supporters of Ukraine.
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