Poland’s anti-Ukrainian turn spills into violence
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Courrier internationalIn Warsaw, more and more refugees are enrolling in boxing or krav maga classes, while the rise of hostility towards refugees is increasing.
Against the background of the election campaign and historical differences, hostility towards Ukrainians in Poland has turned into violence, triggering a 30 per cent increase in national crimes by the European media, and tensions around the Ukrainian community in Ukraine have increased dramatically since the summer of Polish President Karol Navrosky deprived Vladimir Zelensk of the highest Polish prize, the Order of the White Orl, and the decisi…
Poland has recorded an increase in attacks and other crimes against Ukrainians, against the backdrop of increasing anti-Ukrainen rhetoric by a number of right-wing Polish politicians.
Antipathy toward the estimated 1.5 million Ukrainians in Poland is escalating from political talk to actual violence on the country's streets, Politico reports.
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