Polish police have reported the preliminary cause of the assault on three Ukrainians
According to preliminary findings by the Polish police, the altercation—during which three Ukrainian citizens were beaten in the Lubusz Voivodeship—was triggered by loud music coming from a car and a disturbance of the peace at night. This was stated by Maciej Kimet, a spokesperson for the Voivodeship Police in Gożów Wielkopolski.
According to Kimet, the Ukrainian citizens were listening to loud music. First, one person was beaten, and later, two more. The attackers fled the scene.
Law enforcement officials are determining the exact sequence of events and taking steps to apprehend the attackers. One person has already been questioned in connection with the case. None of the participants in the altercation sustained injuries requiring hospitalization.
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The Consulate General of Ukraine in Wrocław is also monitoring the case, according to “European Truth,” citing Onet.
Previously, other attacks on Ukrainian citizens were also reported in Poland. In particular, on August 1 in Gdynia, a 76-year-old Polish citizen was detained who, according to a source, attacked a 40-year-old Ukrainian woman and struck her twice on the head with a wooden walking stick. In Wrocław, a group of Polish men attacked a young Ukrainian couple after allegedly hearing their accent; the attackers were remanded in custody for three months.
