A Ukrainian was beaten in Wrocław: teenagers shaved his head and drew a swastika on him.
According to inkorr.com: A group of teenagers attacked a 23-year-old Ukrainian in Wrocław, inflicting injuries, shaving his head, and leaving Nazi symbols on his face. This horrific incident occurred in September, and the Polish police are currently conducting an investigation. It is known that the teenagers created a fake profile of a girl on social networks to lure the Ukrainian to a meeting.
Police Reaction
After the attack, the teenagers not only beat the Ukrainian but also recorded it on video, documenting the injuries inflicted on him. The police emphasize that such actions constitute a criminal offense and will be severely punished according to the law, regardless of the victim's behavior. In addition, another incident occurred in Warsaw, where a man attacked a Polish activist who was defending a Ukrainian woman, but he was detained by the police.
Outrageous Attack on a Ukrainian
Other abusive incidents have been recorded in Poland, where a group of teenagers attacked a Ukrainian, shaved his head, and left Nazi symbols on his face. The police are investigating this incident and trying to clarify all the circumstances of the case.
This attack has sparked outrage in society and has become a symbol of the growing aggression and discrimination faced by Ukrainians abroad. In response to these events, community activists are calling for greater awareness of issues related to violence based on national identity and the necessity of supporting the victims of such crimes.
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