In the Polish city of Wrocław, a Ukrainian girl and boy were brutally beaten in the middle of the street, as reported by user Karina Kitsai on Threads, stating that the attackers were Poles and the reason for the attack was the Ukrainian accent, reports UNN.
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"I ask for maximum publicity. Today my daughter Nastia and her boyfriend Maksym were brutally beaten in a store in Poland. My daughter suffered serious injuries. Doctors are now putting stitches on her neck. She and her boyfriend are suspected of having a concussion. As a mother, I cannot put into words the pain, fear and despair I am experiencing right now," wrote the girl's mother, Karina Kitsai, on the social network Threads, accompanying the video.
"All Poles. The reason: the Ukrainian accent they heard in the store. And this third one was with them," wrote Karina Kitsai.
The girl's brother Pavlo reported that "she received several blows to the face, a lacerated wound to the ear, she was hit with a stun gun, and when I arrived, she was covered in blood," and the boy is "suspected of having a concussion, fractures of the face and head."
Karina Kitsai appealed to Poles and Ukrainians to spread information about the incident as widely as possible.
"I beg everyone who cares to help spread this post. I especially appeal to Poles — please help ensure that as many people as possible learn about this attack. We cannot allow such cruelty to go unpunished or be silenced. Please share this post. Every share matters. I sincerely thank everyone who will not remain indifferent," the woman emphasized.
Recall
In the center of Wrocław, about ten Poles attacked a 19-year-old Ukrainian for speaking Ukrainian. The victim suffered a broken nose and spinal damage; the police have launched an investigation.