In Poland, a man mistook a Pole for a Ukrainian and beat him

In the Polish city of Lodz, a Pole beat up a local resident because he mistook him for a Ukrainian. This was reported on July 14 by RMF24 radio.

"The victim is Polish. According to police, the attacker mistook him for a Ukrainian and hit him twice on the head. As a result of the attack, the victim's nose and jaw were broken," the article says.

The attacker also insulted the Lodz resident, hinting that "he has no place in Poland."

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Radio Wroclaw reported on June 9 that a crowd of young Polish citizens beat up a 19-year-old Ukrainian in the Polish city of Wroclaw for speaking Ukrainian. According to journalists, the victim's nose was broken and he suffered a spinal injury. The victim said that after talking on the phone in Ukrainian, a peer approached him and rudely demanded to give him an electronic cigarette. When he refused, the man whistled, calling the others together, after which a fight began.