How Boris Johnson Got in the Way of the Kremlin: Analysts Assess Russia's Plan
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Analysts heard by the Express point to the lack of courage and political capital to the leaders of the Atlantic Alliance to establish, with more assertiveness, what is or is not tolerable with regard to the hybrid attacks of Russia. The drone that exploded on a train of passengers two kilometers from Poland is another step in the climb with which the Kremlin tries to undermine the support to Ukraine
According to former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, his hostile relationship with President Vladimir Putin can be pursued until a conversation from early 2022, when the Kremlin forces were concentrated on the Ukrainian border, notes The...
Russia does not deny objective to reach train with diplomats and promises to continue to operate throughout Ukrainian territory." Kallas saw in the attack "a message clearly directed to the Western world".
The near-tragedy at the Jahodyn railway station on Sunday raised doubts that the Russian drone could have been aimed not only at railway infrastructure, but also at specific individuals. The company Ukrzaliznytsia noted that a diplomatic train could have been a likely target.
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