It is noted that the monitoring group warned the train crew about the threat in advance, so no one was harmed.
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“We continue to monitor air threats, ensure train traffic, and take maximum measures to ensure the safety of passengers and railway workers,” the company said in a statement.
Oleksandr Percovskyi, head of Ukrzaliznytsia, wrote on social media that Russia has been attacking railway infrastructure for the second day in a row.
“The second day of continuous enemy attacks on the railway: depots, stations, rolling stock. All teams are on site, employees are vigilant, monitoring the situation, responding, and evacuating people to a safe place,” he said.
He also confirmed that there are no casualties or injuries.
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha reacted to Russia’s strikes near the Ukraine-Poland border.
“The barbaric Russian strikes near the Ukraine-Poland border, in the Yahodyn district, are not just a continuation of its attacks on Ukraine’s state borders. This is Putin’s terror, which is directly knocking on the doors of the EU and NATO. Russian barbarians are already at your gates, dear partners,” the minister emphasized.
He urged partners to act now and use the full power of sanctions against Putin’s aggressive regime. According to him, a complete trade embargo, a total ban on entry to the EU, and sanctions on Russia’s military-industrial complex are necessary.
Strike on the Ukraine-Poland border
As reported earlier, the occupiers also attacked a Ukrainian gas station near the border with Poland, causing a fire.
It was reported that trucks caught fire near the “Yahodyn” border checkpoint.
The international “Yahodyn” border crossing point is in the Volyn region, near the village of Starovoitovo in the Kovel district. On the Polish side, it corresponds to the Dorohusk border checkpoint. It is one of the most important automobile border crossing points between Ukraine and Poland.
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