Good morning, Europe. Monday starts with a fresh Reuters report from the EU's eastern edge, plus one emergency number worth knowing before the next trip.
Reuters morning read: Reuters reports that a Russian drone struck Yahodyn, a small Ukrainian town near the Polish border, overnight. Ukraine's foreign minister corrected an earlier statement that had placed the strike on the border crossing itself. The incident puts fresh attention on security around a busy frontier with EU and NATO member Poland.
Read more: Reuters: Russia hits Ukrainian-Polish border area, Kyiv says
Useful this morning: Save 112 in mind rather than only in your contacts. It is the single emergency number available free from fixed and mobile phones throughout the EU, connecting callers to police, ambulance, or fire services. National numbers still work in some countries, but 112 is the common number across the bloc — useful knowledge when travelling or helping someone who is.
Read more: Your Europe: 112 and emergency help
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