In Wrocław, unknown assailants brutally beat a Ukrainian couple because of their accent
A Ukrainian couple was brutally beaten in Wrocław, Poland. According to the victim’s mother, the attack occurred after the assailants heard Ukrainian being spoken in a store. Both victims sustained serious injuries; medical professionals suspect they may have suffered concussions.
A confrontation took place in Wrocław, Poland, during which a Ukrainian couple was brutally beaten. According to the victims’ relatives, the conflict arose after the attackers heard Ukrainian being spoken. The woman claims that the attackers were local residents. She says the conflict began in a store after the young people started speaking Ukrainian. After that, according to the author of the post, the couple was attacked. Both sustained serious injuries.
According to preliminary information, doctors suspect that the young man and woman have concussions. They received medical treatment. “The attackers were Poles who heard a Ukrainian accent,” wrote the victim’s mother.
The woman also posted a video of the incident and urged social media users to share information about the attack as widely as possible so that the case would receive widespread attention. At this time, there is no official information from the Polish police regarding the causes of the conflict, the apprehension of the possible attackers, or the opening of a criminal investigation.
Law enforcement officials have yet to determine the circumstances of the incident and the motives behind the attack. If it is confirmed that the attack was motivated by the victims’ nationality or language, this could be considered an aggravating factor during the investigation. This was reported by the Telegram channel.
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