Aljazeera Russia Strikes Near Poland Prompt NATO Support for Ukraine Amid Escalating Tensions
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- •Russian drone strikes near Poland killed 12, raising NATO security concerns.
- •Ukraine's foreign minister warns of Russia's threat to NATO's borders.
- •NATO pledges increased support and security measures in response.
On September 13, 2026, Russian drones struck a passenger train near the Ukraine-Poland border, killing 12 people. The attack occurred just two kilometers from Poland, prompting Ukraine's foreign minister to warn that Russia's actions are threatening NATO's security. This incident coincided with the first naval drone battle in the Black Sea, where a Ukrainian drone destroyed a Russian unmanned vessel. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte pledged increased support for Ukraine, emphasizing the alliance's commitment to countering Russian aggression. Poland has also increased its border security in response to the strikes. Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was traveling on the affected train, condemned the attack as senseless. The situation remains tense, with fears of further escalations along the border.
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