
AI-generated summary
Russian strikes in Ukraine are part of an ongoing invasion that began in February 2022. Poland, as a NATO member and neighbor of Ukraine, is involved in humanitarian and military assistance to Kiev.
On the night from Saturday to Sunday, Russian strikes were reported in Ukraine right next to the Polish border. Prime Minister Donald Tusk responded on Sunday afternoon to the information about the attack on a column of trucks or a locomotive from a passenger train on the Kiev - Warsaw route. I cannot say that they are untrue, but we do not confirm such events, said the head of government.
What exactly did Russian drones hit near the Polish border? Was Polish airspace crossed during the Russian attack? We will talk about this with Czesław Mroczek, deputy head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.
The guest of the second part of the Morning conversation on RMF will be Tobiasz Bocheński, MEP and vice-president of PiS. We will talk, among others: on whether the largest opposition party supports the government in matters of security policy.
The conversation with the PiS MEP will include questions about other most important political events of the past week.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Poland will increase monitoring of its airspace near the border with Ukraine.
Likely · Within days
In the coming days, there will be official announcements regarding the results of the analysis of the incident at the border.
Possible · Within days

A Russian drone hit the locomotive of the Kiev-Warsaw passenger train located 2 km from the border with Poland. There were 206 people traveling on the train, including no Poles, and no one was injured. According to Ukrzaliznytsia, the target of the attack could have been a special train with European diplomats, including former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who left the Yagodz station earlier than planned thanks to an evacuation ordered by the dispatcher.

A Russian drone damaged the locomotive of a Kiev-Warsaw passenger train about 2 km before the Ukrainian border, Ukrainian Railways reported. No one was hurt, and the train reached Warsaw East around 4 p.m. Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that he did not confirm reports of the attack, while President Zelensky called it a deliberate action against Ukraine's railway and energy infrastructure. Ukrzaliznytsia described the attacks as systemic, causing daily difficulties and requiring the evacuation of passengers.

Piotr Salak's upcoming conversation on Radio RMF24 will discuss questions about the increasing attacks on Ukrainian critical infrastructure, the situation on the front, the pressure exerted by the Russians and the role of drones in modern war. The conversation will take place just after 7:00.

After the nightly Russian drone attacks on Ukraine, General Robert Bagan announced the evacuation of the border crossings in Dorohusk and Hrebenne due to the threat of drone attacks. The Border Guard evacuated a total of over 400 people, including officers and travelers. Currently, the situation at the crossings is under control and traffic is flowing normally. The chief of staff of DORSZ reported that the Russians used over 700 drones and 40 ballistic missiles in attacks on Ukraine.

On Sunday morning, Geran-5 drones attacked targets in western Ukraine, including a gas station in Yagodzina and the Kiev-Warsaw train. Passengers on another special train that had to be evacuated included Boris Johnson and German diplomats.

Russian drones hit a truck near the Dorohusk-Jagodzin crossing and a Kiev-Warsaw train near the border with Poland. Poland scrambled fighters for preventive purposes, and the Government Security Center issued alerts for residents of the region.