In the Polish city of Kozhuchow on the evening of August 1, an attack occurred, as a result of which three Ukrainian citizens were injured.. The incident is being investigated by the police, reports InPoland. net. pl.

The incident occurred around 21:25 on the territory of the hostel where they live. Three citizens of Ukraine: 37-year-old Vladimir, 32-year-old Vasily and 28-year-old Adeline were relaxing near a car from which Ukrainian, Polish and foreign music sounded..

A man walked past them. A verbal dispute arose between a passer-by and Vladimir.

“Volodya said that the man shouted: “Go to Ukraine” and expressed complaints because of the music. Vladimir replied that this is a private territory where we live,” said Vasily.

According to him, the stranger then began to threaten physical violence and called someone. A few minutes later several men and a girl came. They started beating Ukrainians without any words..

As a result of the attack, Adelina’s head was broken, and Vladimir’s lip was also cut. The injured Ukrainian woman told the media that she was not involved in the quarrel.

" I saw some aggressive man saying something and calling someone. Then she raised her head and saw three people walking towards us. I didn’t say anything at all - and immediately got hit in the head. After that, blood began to flow,” said Adeline.

She believes that the attackers could have used some kind of weapon during the fight.. The Ukrainian noted that the neighbors did not complain about the loud music. The victims said that the police and ambulance arrived five minutes after the call. One of the victims was hospitalized.

The Ukrainians also said that there is a video surveillance camera on a nearby building that could have recorded the attack.. However, only law enforcement officers can obtain the records..

Recently, in the Polish city of Czestochowa, a passenger hit a Ukrainian taxi driver, accompanying her claims with insults mentioning his nationality..

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