Two suspects detained in Poland after beating of Ukrainians
One of the men was attempting to flee Wroclaw when he was apprehended by the police counter-terrorism unit.
У польському Вроцлаві побили двох українців /скрін з відео
У польському Вроцлаві побили двох українців /скрін з відео

27 July, 22:23

In Wroclaw, Poland, law enforcement officers have apprehended two men suspected of beating a Ukrainian couple. This was reported by the Polish Minister of Interior Marcin Kierwiński on social media X.

According to him, the suspects had prior records. One of the men was apprehended by counter-terrorism unit officers as he was attempting to leave Wroclaw.

"Brutal violence will never go unpunished. Wroclaw police have apprehended two men suspected of involvement in the brutal beating of Ukrainian citizens," wrote Kierwiński.

Read also: "Attacked because of Ukrainian language": family reported beating of two Ukrainians in Poland. MFA reacts

The attack occurred a few days ago. According to the mother of the injured girl, Karina Kitsai, unknown individuals attacked her daughter Anastasia and her boyfriend Maksym after hearing them speak Ukrainian with an accent.

As a result of the attack, both sustained severe injuries. The woman reported that her daughter received stitches on her neck, and doctors also suspect she and her boyfriend have concussions.

Currently, Polish law enforcement is investigating all circumstances of the attack, including its possible motive. Polish police have not yet released further details on the case.

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