On the night of Sunday, September 13, Russian troops struck a gas station near the "Yahodyn" checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Polish border. This was reported by the Suspilne TV channel, citing Valentina Chernysh, a representative of the Volyn customs. According to her, the premises of the gas station and several parked trucks caught fire due to falling debris. During the air raid alert, all operations at the border were halted, and people were in shelters. The Interfax-Ukraine agency, citing the spokesperson of the State Border Guard Service, Andriy Demchenko, reports that there were no hits on the checkpoint itself. However, Demchenko stated that Russia attacked several facilities near the border, including the gas station and railway infrastructure. "For those crossing the border, it should be taken into account that the enemy may strike at checkpoints, including those with EU countries," Demchenko warned on the air of Channel 24. ## Ukrzaliznytsia: Russia Struck a Train Two Kilometers from Poland According to the company Ukrzaliznytsia, Russia also struck a locomotive of a passenger train two kilometers from the border with Poland. "The monitoring group warned the train crew in advance about the threat, which is why no one was injured," the statement said. ## Andriy Sibiga: "Putin's Terror is Knocking at the Doors of the EU and NATO" Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga confirmed the Russian attacks in the area of the Ukrainian-Polish border. "The barbaric strikes by Russia near the Ukrainian-Polish border in Yahodyn are not just a continuation of attacks on the borders of our state. This is Putin's terror, which is 'knocking' directly at the doors of the EU and NATO," he wrote on the X platform. Sibiga urged European leaders to unleash "the full power of sanctions on Putin's aggressive regime," including imposing a complete trade embargo, a total ban on the entry of Russians, and comprehensive sanctions against the Russian military-industrial complex. "Make Moscow feel the consequences of its terror. Half-measures are not enough; uncompromising, decisive steps are needed. Putin must understand: his barbarism will meet resolute resistance that will make the cost of war unacceptably high for him," emphasized the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry.
