In the Czech Republic, a tram driver attacked Ukrainian passengers with a child and forced them out

Last night in Prague, a tram driver attacked Ukrainian passengers and forced them out after their child dirtied the seats.

One of the passengers recorded the incident on a smartphone.

“You have no right to be here, in this country! I’m calling the police! You are dirtying the tram, do you understand? Get out! I said, get out!” the driver shouted.

The Ukrainians calmly responded, telling him to call the police. However, the driver then struck one of them (apparently a man), causing the child to start crying. In the end, the Ukrainians left the tram.

According to media reports, the driver was angered because the child was standing on the seat with their shoes while looking out the window. The seat was plastic.

In a separate incident in Poland, a drunk passenger attacked a Ukrainian student working as a taxi driver.

When the passenger got into the car, the driver informed him that drinking beer inside was not allowed. Despite this, the intoxicated Polish man and his friend still got in. The passenger sitting in the front seat began insulting the driver, including making offensive remarks about him being Ukrainian.