On a beach in Krakow, Poles beat a 17-year-old Ukrainian and cut off his finger with a machete

On a beach in Krakow, Poles attacked a group of Ukrainians and severed the finger of a 17-year-old boy with a machete.

The boy’s mother reported this incident to Yavp.pl and shared the details on social media.

According to the woman, her son was relaxing with friends at one of Krakow’s water bodies. In the evening, four young Poles approached them and demanded cigarettes. When they didn’t get what they wanted, they became aggressive, leading to a brawl. The attackers used pepper spray and a machete, which they used to cut off the boy’s finger. The victim also sustained a severe head injury.

No one has been detained in connection with this case so far.

Previously, in Poland, seven individuals were sentenced for their involvement in the death of a Ukrainian in a Wroclaw sobering-up station. Seven people, including former police officers and a doctor, were sentenced to prison terms ranging from 1.5 to 5 years. The court found them guilty of the negligent homicide of 25-year-old Dmytro Nykyforenko through beatings and violence, while the doctor was found guilty of inaction.

It has also been reported that a Polish farmer, along with his wife and an employee, dismembered a Ukrainian man and set a fire to cover up the crime.