"There is no wave of hatred by Poles towards Ukrainians, nor is there a wave of crimes by Ukrainians against Poles. However, there is a real problem that if we have a large number of war veterans who are not provided with adequate psychological support, and no one ensures that they do not pose a threat, then such a problem may arise," said Paweł Jabłoński in the context of the crime in Jarosław on Radio RMF24's Rozmowa at 7:00.
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"There is no wave of hatred by Poles towards Ukrainians, nor is there a wave of crimes by Ukrainians against Poles. However, there is a real problem that if we have a large number of war veterans who are not provided with adequate psychological support, and no one ensures that they do not pose a threat, then such a problem may arise," said Paweł Jabłoński in the context of the crime in Jarosław on Radio RMF24's Rozmowa at 7:00.