Un drone russe a frappé dimanche un train à destination de Varsovie près de la frontière polonaise en Ukraine, sans faire de victimes, ont annoncé Varsovie et Kiev, le président ukrainien Volodymyr Zelensky indiquant par ailleurs que l'ouest du pays était attaqué.
Le service ferroviaire PKP Intercity de la Pologne a indiqué que le train, avec 206 passagers à bord, effectuait la liaison Kiev–Varsovie. Volodymyr Zelensky a affirmé que Moscou avait "délibérément" frappé le train.
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