"They attack and beat": It is unsafe for Ukrainians to remain in Poland – refugee
It has become dangerous for Ukrainian refugees in Poland to publicly display who they are.
This was stated on the channel "There are questions" by Tatyana Kolesnichenko, a Ukrainian refugee who has found a job at the publication "Wirtualna Polska", reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator".
"Ukrainians who speak Ukrainian on the [Polish] streets cannot feel completely safe. There have already been numerous cases of attacks.
"Right now, we only hear about verbal attacks—people pay attention if someone speaks Ukrainian. But I'm afraid this could lead to even more radical situations," Kolesnichenko said.
"There's a lot of tension in society; much has changed since the full-scale invasion began. Prices have risen sharply, and we see the crisis in Europe and in Poland itself worsening."
“And someone has to be to blame, and that’s what they’re doing to Ukrainians, who are in an even worse situation than other European countries,” the refugee concluded.
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