Magdalena Andersson, leader of Sweden’s Social Democratic Party, said she is prepared to form a government following the legislative elections held on Sunday, September 13. According to Politico, the results are expected to be very close, with Andersson currently leading. She made the comments while addressing thousands of supporters in Stockholm, who celebrated her remarks. The final results of the election, which are considered highly significant for Sweden’s political future, will not be known until Wednesday, as the counting process is expected to take several days. In a separate development, Ukraine and Poland criticized Russian attacks that struck a train near the Polish border on Sunday. The train was heading to Warsaw, and the attack occurred shortly after another convoy carrying European leaders had passed through the area. Ukrainian Railways reported that the strike may have targeted the train where former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former U.S. CIA director David Petraeus were reportedly present, according to The Guardian. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of diplomatic and political figures in the region. Meanwhile, in France, Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Rally party, officially launched her presidential campaign. Speaking in her stronghold of Hénin-Beaumont, Le Pen promised that "the French would have priority in their own country," a policy she described as "a fundamental act of justice and morality" that should be made legal. Critics, however, argue that this concept of "national preference" is divisive, unconstitutional, and xenophobic, according to the Financial Times. Le Pen’s campaign speech aimed to reinforce the party’s political identity and address internal conflicts that have marked the National Rally in recent months. In sports news, the French women’s basketball team suffered a defeat in the final of the World Cup in Berlin, losing 97-79 to the United States. According to ESPN, the French team was considered the strongest before the tournament, but the Americans secured their fifth consecutive world championship and their twelfth overall. The U.S. team took control in the third quarter, outscoring France 30-12, which ultimately sealed their victory and gold medal.