The fire of Russia-Ukraine war has now reached NATO Poland! Moscow carried out a deadly attack on a passenger train in western Ukraine on Sunday, close to the Polish border. However, even though no casualty has been reported in the incident, tensions have started rising again.
According to media reports, the train operated by Poland's 'PKP Intercity' left Kiev for Warsaw this morning. One by one, Russian drones suddenly crashed on the train in the middle. The train started burning. There were 206 passengers in the train. But no one was harmed. The attack disrupted services for about six hours.
However, analysts are not looking at the Russian attack to Poland lightly. Because Poland is a NATO country. According to the rules of the military alliance, if a NATO country is attacked, the other member countries will stand by it. The military will help. Therefore, according to analysts, the main purpose of such actions of Moscow is to test the strength of NATO. Also check how united the military alliance is. That is why they see Sunday's attack as Vladimir Putin's strategy to 'test the strength of NATO'. It is good to say that if Russia attacks Poland, its influence will not be limited to Poland. The security of Europe as a whole could have major implications. The question is, if Russia attacks Poland directly, will NATO respond? That's what to see.