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File image: A Ukrainian Railways passenger train at Kyiv central station
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Russian drone strikes train moments after UK PM's delegation leaves

A Russian drone struck a train near the Poland border minutes after diplomats including Boris Johnson left.

A Russian drone struck a train near Yahodyn station close to the Poland border. The strike came shortly after a diplomatic train carrying former UK prime minister Boris Johnson and former Swedish prime minister Carl Bildt left the station.

The railway operators said the drone likely targeted the diplomats' train, which had departed earlier than usual. The train that was hit was evacuated before the strike.

No one was injured. Johnson and Bildt had been in Kyiv for a security conference.

Another train carrying former CIA director David Petraeus was still at the station when the drone struck. Ukraine's railway company said it constantly adjusts schedules to guard against Russian strikes.

2 kilometres
Distance from border
Boris Johnson, Carl Bildt
Dignitaries targeted
None reported
Casualties
Kyiv
Conference location

Why it mattersIt shows Russia is willing to target foreign dignitaries, raising the stakes for western support for Ukraine and revealing the danger of visiting the war zone.

AustraliaReinforces how volatile the Ukraine situation remains and the risk to any international engagement there.

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