In Poland, a Ukrainian man was beaten for not knowing Polish songs

In the Polish city of Radom, four Polish citizens attacked a 20-year-old Ukrainian after he was unable to sing Polish songs.

This was reported by local police.

According to investigators, the men approached the young man on the street and invited him to sing along with them. When it became clear that the Ukrainian did not know the songs in question, the attackers began insulting him, including on the basis of his nationality.

After the verbal abuse, the aggressors turned to physical violence: they beat the victim, striking him on the head and body, and knocked him to the ground. Throughout the attack, the assailants continued to shout insults and obscenities.

The investigation is being conducted by the Radom-East district prosecutor’s office. Law enforcement officers detained one of the suspects — a 38-year-old Polish citizen. Charges have been filed against him, but the court chose a non-custodial measure of restraint. The search for the remaining participants in the attack is ongoing.