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Un dron ruso atacó un tren de pasajeros cerca de la frontera entre Ucrania y Polonia, mientras crece la preocupación por la expansión de los ataques hacia las infraestructuras fronterizas europeas. El incidente ocurrió poco después de las advertencias de Vladímir Putin sobre una posible guerra con Europa si se despliegan tropas europeas en Ucrania. También se reportaron evacuaciones de trenes y ataques contra instalaciones cercanas a la frontera. El ministro ucraniano de Exteriores, Andrí Sybiha, pidió a Occidente una respuesta contundente y nuevas sanciones contra Moscú.

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00:00A Russian drone struck a passenger train in the Bolinia region, approximately
00:05two kilometers from the Polish border, just one day after Putin threatened
00:10with a war against Europe.
00:12According to Ukra Saliznitzia, the locomotive was attacked.
00:16However, a monitoring group had previously alerted the train crew about
00:21The threat did not materialize, so no injuries were reported.
00:25Politician reports that the train was headed to Warsaw.
00:27The attack took place approximately 30 hours after Vladimir Putin declared that
00:34The deployment of European troops in Ukraine would mean a war with Russia.
00:39Observers note that this context makes the attack especially worrying.
00:45On Friday, Putin claimed that European authorities were allegedly taking their
00:51countries heading towards a direct confrontation with Russia.
00:54What are they leading their people towards now?
00:57Towards a war with the Russian Federation?
01:00Now they're talking about considering sending troops to Ukraine.
01:04And that means a war with Russia, Putin declared.
01:07Almost at the same time, according to Der Spiegel, another train, a special one carrying politicians,
01:14European diplomats, security advisors, and scientists were detained and partially evacuated.
01:21near the Polish border due to Russian attacks.
01:24Earlier this week, according to ARD, a train carrying a delegation
01:31Led by Manuel Hagel, the interior minister of Baden-Württemberg, and heading to kyiv, he was evacuated
01:37due to the activation of an air raid siren in Ukraine.
01:41Der Spiegel points out that the Russian campaign of attacks against border infrastructure
01:46It is bringing war even closer to the countries of the European Union.
01:50In recent weeks, Russia has already launched attacks against Ukrainian border crossings.
01:55with Moldova and Romania.
01:57It is worth remembering that the Russian army has attacked Ukrainian railway infrastructure.
02:02nationwide using attack drones.
02:06Uker Salismitsia has raised its alert level to the maximum.
02:09During the night of September 13, Russian forces used drones to attack the
02:14Yakhodin checkpoint, on the border between Ukraine and Poland.
02:18The target was a gas station.
02:21Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sivikha responded to the attack.
02:26As a result, a gas station and several trucks parked nearby caught fire.
02:33Sivija described the Russian attacks as "barbaric".
02:37This is not simply a continuation of the attacks against our state borders.
02:42This is Putin's terror, knocking directly on the doors of the EU and NATO.
02:47"The Russian barbarians are at your doorstep, dear partners," the minister wrote.
02:53He also urged the West to respond immediately and firmly against the aggressor.
02:59"Act now."
03:00Apply the full force of your sanctions against Putin's aggressive regime.
03:04Let Moscow feel the consequences of its terror.
03:08Not half-measures, but decisive and uncompromising actions.
03:13Putin must understand that his barbarity will be met with a decisive response.
03:17which will raise the cost of the war to an unacceptable level.
03:21"This is the only way to stop him," Sivija stated.
03:24The minister proposed establishing a total embargo on Russian products.
03:29and prohibit the entry of Russian citizens,
03:31in addition to increasing the pressure of sanctions against the Russian military industry.
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