Kremlin dismisses strike near Poland, says all of Ukraine is a target
Summary
The Kremlin says it will continue striking targets across all of Ukraine after a rare drone attack near the Polish border rattled Warsaw and its allies. Russia also struck a warehouse in northeastern Chernigiv region, killing three people and worsening concerns over attacks on Ukraine’s logistics network.
Key Points
- The Kremlin said Russian forces would keep striking targets across the whole of Ukraine, dismissing concern over a rare attack near Poland's border.
- Poland and Ukraine said the border-area strikes were an escalation, while NATO chief Mark Rutte called Russia's actions desperate and urged more support for Kyiv.
- A Russian strike on a warehouse in Ukraine's northeastern Chernigiv region killed three people and wounded seven, according to Ukrainian police.
- The attacks have targeted logistics facilities and raised fears of shortages and price increases in Ukraine.
