Two Polish Border Crossings on Ukrainian Border Evacuated Due to Russian Attack – Tusk
- Poland evacuated the Dorohusk and Zosin border crossings near Ukraine after Russian strikes in the nearby Volyn region, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
- The crossings faced an aerial threat for about 20 minutes, while authorities reported no violations of Polish airspace.
- Ukraine’s air force said Russia used 282 drones, hypersonic and ballistic missiles, and other weapons in the overnight attack.
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk says crossings at Hrubieszow and Dorohusk were evacuated as Russia attacked western Ukraine
Pass points on Volyni temporarily stopped working on the Polish side because of the Russian attack, and workers were evacuated, but from 12:00, the traffic resumed on a normal basis.
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Poland evacuated two checkpoints on the border with Ukraine due to Russian strikes on Ukrainian territory near the border. We are talking about points in Zosin and Dorogusk, which did not work for about half an hour, after which traffic there was resumed.
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