David Petraeus, Boris Johnson narrowly escape Russian drone attack in Ukraine
Former CIA Director David Petraeus and ex-British Prime Minister Boris Johnson narrowly avoided a Russian drone attack at a Ukrainian train station near the Poland border. The incident took place on Sunday morning at Yahodyn railway station, with Petraeus’s train present and Johnson’s train departing shortly afterward with European diplomats onboard. Ukrainian railway authorities speculated that Johnson’s train was the likely target due to its early departure, which possibly helped it evade the attack.
Former Central Intelligence Agency Director David Petraeus and former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson narrowly escaped a Russian drone attack at a Ukrainian train station near the country’s border with Poland.
The attack occurred on Sunday morning while Petraeus’s train was located at Yahodyn railway station, and just after Johnson’s train left the location. The train carrying Johnson also had several European diplomats on board and departed the station ahead of schedule. Ukrzaliznytsia, the Ukrainian government’s railway agency, speculated that the train carrying Johnson and the European diplomats was the target of the Russian attack, pointing to its early departure.
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