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A drone struck a train at a station in the far west of Ukraine, right on the Polish border.
Last week, NATO was once again on high alert as Russian drone strikes hit dangerously close to the Polish border.
It is possible, though, that civilians were not the intended target.
Ukraine's rail operators saying it was instead highly likely that the strike was meant for a train carrying diplomats
that had left the station ahead of schedule.
Poland's deputy prime minister described the strikes as an act of state terror from Russia.
But the attacks have also exposed a deeper question.