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France says Russia seeks to 'intimidate' EU with train attack near Poland

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Source published: 15 Sept 2026, 17:08 CEST Publication time from the source RSS/feed

Ukraine/Russia · Multiple sources

France says Russia seeks to 'intimidate' EU with train attack near Poland

France and the European Union have condemned a Russian strike on a passenger train on the Polish border that has raised concerns about the risks of the war spreading closer to EU and NATO territory.

Time span
12 Sept 2026, 17:41 CEST → 15 Sept 2026, 17:08 CEST
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7 sources
Reports
10
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strong · multi-source

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Google News: AP News

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Google News: upi.com

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BBC World

No casualties were reported after a Russian drone struck a train shortly after Boris Johnson and top European officials left the area.

NPR - World

A Russian drone struck a train near the Ukraine-Poland border shortly after senior visiting officials, including the former prime ministers of the U.K. and Sweden, passed through.

Google News: Le Monde.fr

War in Ukraine: International outcry after Russian drone strikes train near border with Poland

RFI - English

France and the European Union have condemned a Russian strike on a passenger train on the Polish border that has raised concerns about the risks of the war spreading closer to EU and NATO territory.

Al Jazeera - All News

NATO chief Rutte insists Western allies will not be intimidated by Russian attacks meant to 'scare' them off.

Google News: Al Jazeera

NATO pledges more Ukraine support after Russia strikes near Poland

Al Jazeera - All News

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Google News: Al Jazeera

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