Ukraine war briefing: Poland calls for ‘double’ support to Kyiv after Russian train attack

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Poland and Ukraine denounced Russian strikes near the Polish border targeting a Kyiv-Warsaw passenger train, with Poland's foreign minister calling for allies to "double" support for Ukraine. Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and ex-CIA Director David Petraeus were reportedly on nearby trains when the attack occurred, prompting Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to warn of potential Russian escalation affecting Polish territory.

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Polish minister denounces ‘escalation’ after strike near border with UK’s Boris Johnson and ex-CIA chief David Petraeus nearby. What we know on day 1,664Poland and Ukraine have denounced Russian strikes close to the Polish border as an “escalation” in the war after a train was targeted while former British prime minister Boris Johnson and ex-CIA director David Petraeus were at a border station nearby.

Ukraine war briefing: Poland calls for ‘double’ support to Kyiv after Russian train attack

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