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Kiev's allies "not afraid" after Russian attack on convoy at Polish border
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Kiev's allies "not afraid" after Russian attack on convoy at Polish border

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 01:30

Kiev's allies declared they are not afraid after a Russian attack on a humanitarian convoy at the Polish border. The offensive occurred at a time of heightened tension in the region, while the war in Ukraine was underway.

Minutes before the attack, another convoy had passed through the same location carrying European officials, including Boris Johnson, the former British Prime Minister. The ex-Prime Minister was on a visit to the border region.

The attack raised concerns about the safety of humanitarian corridors and the presence of international representatives in the area, but allied authorities reiterated that they would not be intimidated by Russian actions.

This incident occurred in the broader context of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has been ongoing for several months now, with significant impacts on European security.

Why this matters

The attack shows that the war in Ukraine is dangerously approaching NATO borders, raising the risk of a broader conflict in Europe. Readers are affected by the demonstration that Western allies maintain their commitment to Ukraine even in the face of Russian threats, which may have implications for regional security and the future of the conflict.

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