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Polish Man Allegedly Attacks 'Ukrainian' Speaker Who Turned Out to Be Fellow Pole

Police are searching for the attacker after the victim suffered a broken nose and jaw and was hospitalized, officials said.

Summary by IBTimes UK
A Polish man suffered serious facial injuries after he was allegedly attacked by a stranger who mistakenly believed he was Ukrainian while he was speaking on his mobile phone in the city of Łódź, police said. The victim was taken to hospital with a broken nose, a fractured jaw and other head injuries following the assault. Investigators said the victim, who was later confirmed to be a Polish national, was struck after the attacker allegedly shou…

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In Poland, a man brutally beat a passerby because he mistook him for a Ukrainian - Łódź Media An unknown person attacked a Pole, mistaking him for a Ukrainian. The victim suffered a broken nose and jaw injuries.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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In the Polish city of Lodz, the police are looking for the perpetrator of an attack on a Polish citizen that took place in the centre of the city, and the assailant beat up a man who thought he was Ukrainian.

This is reported by RMF24.pl. The attack took place on July 11 at about 14:00 on Pilsudski Alley in the Stary Widzew district, a territory close to the center of Lodz. For the words of Maximilian Yasyak, the riverman of the city police of Lodz, the attacker hit a man, as if he moved nearby, and then imagining him in words, tightening, that “his city is not in Poland”. Passionately taking the victim for a Ukrainian and hitting him twice in the he…

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Wirtualna Polska broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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