A train traveling from Kyiv to Warsaw was struck by a Russian drone near the Polish border in Ukraine, according to reports from both Polish and Ukrainian authorities. The incident occurred on Sunday, September 13, and involved a train carrying 206 passengers. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the train was described as having been damaged but not destroyed. Poland's national railway operator, PKP Intercity, confirmed the attack and stated that the train was en route between Kyiv and Warsaw. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the attack and provided additional details. He noted that the strike occurred in the western part of Ukraine, specifically in the Volhynia region near the Polish-Ukrainian border. According to Zelensky, Russian forces deliberately set fire to the train's locomotive and damaged a nearby gas station during the drone strike. The attack is part of a broader pattern of Russian drone strikes targeting infrastructure and civilian areas. Zelensky also stated that Russia had launched approximately 2,100 drones against Ukraine in the past week. These attacks have targeted a range of locations, including energy facilities, Ukrzaliznytsia (the Ukrainian state railway company), businesses, and residential buildings. The use of drones has become a significant tactic in the ongoing conflict, allowing for precision strikes on critical infrastructure and civilian areas. The attack on the train highlights the increasing threat of drone warfare in the region and raises concerns about the safety of transportation routes near the front lines. While the specific intent behind the drone strike on the train remains unclear, it underscores the growing risks faced by civilians and infrastructure in areas close to the conflict zone.