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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held a special briefing on September 13 after Russian drone strikes hit locations just a few miles from the Ukrainian-Polish border, warning that 'escalation is becoming a fact' and that Moscow may increasingly target areas near Ukrainian border regions. The strikes underscored growing concern in Warsaw over the proximity of Russian attacks to NATO territory. Additional reporting detailed that Russian drones struck a gas station and a passenger train near the Yahodyn border crossing, only a few kilometers from the Ukrainian-Polish frontier, further illustrating the encroachment of strikes toward NATO's doorstep. The incident adds concrete detail to the pattern Tusk warned about, reinforcing fears in Poland that Russian strikes are increasingly landing near its borders.