POLES BEAT UP A POLISH VOLUNTEER IN CZECHIA, MISTAKING HIM FOR A UKRAINIAN
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In the Czech Republic, Poles beat a Polish volunteer, mistaking him for a Ukrainian In the <p>center of Ostrava, a group of Poles beat a cyclist from Silesia, confusing his cap with the Ukrainian flag. The victim appealed to the police.</p>
POLES BEAT UP A POLISH VOLUNTEER IN CZECHIA, MISTAKING HIM FOR A UKRAINIAN
Kuba Hejsiс was collecting money for the treatment of his partner, who is ill with cancer. He was struck on the head, knocked to the ground, and kicked.During the attack, the assailants shouted that he was "a Ukrainian and a Banderite. "...
In Ostrava, Poles beat up their compatriot and took him for a Ukrainian because of a yellow-blue panam bearing the inscription GøRNY .
A group of Poles attacked a compatriot in Czech Ostrava, taking him as a Ukrainian because of a blue yellow hat, and the incident is reported by the Polish publication Dziennik Zachodni.
On Sunday, September 13, the news appeared online that Poles in the Czech Republic beat their compatriot Cuba Geisig. Previously, the reason for the attack was that they confused the colors of Silesia with the flag of Ukraine.
A Pole was beaten up by Poles in the Czech Republic. A man who had set out on a nearly 800-kilometer charity bike ride ended up in hospital after being attacked in the centre of Ostrava. He was allegedly attacked by a group of his compatriots. The reason was a yellow-and-blue hat.
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