Ukrainian in Poland Bit a Piece of a Police Car: Details of the Incident.

Incident with a Ukrainian in Poland

According to inkorr.com: An unpleasant incident occurred in Poland involving a Ukrainian who bit a part of a police car during his arrest. This happened on September 28 in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. The man, who was in a state of alcohol intoxication, showed aggression and threatened his fellow countrymen.

Even after his arrest, when he was placed in the police car, the aggression did not subside. He bit a piece of the seal from the car door, causing damage to the paintwork. As a result, he was placed in custody and handed over to Ukrainian border guards for further investigation of the case.

New Requirements for Ukrainians in the EU

Now Ukrainians traveling to the European Union will need to provide biometric data, including facial scans and fingerprints, according to the new Entry/Exit System (EES). This system will come into effect on October 12 and requires third-country nationals, including those from Ukraine, to provide biometric data for entry into the territory of the European Union.

The incident in Poland highlights the importance of complying with legislation and behavioral culture while staying abroad. The new Entry/Exit System in the EU will also affect Ukrainians planning trips, emphasizing the need to prepare documents in advance. This may create an obstacle for some travelers, however, on the other hand, it will add more confidence in security at the borders of Europe.