“To the front, not to Poland”: in Wrocław, license plates were torn off a Ukrainian car and a direction indicated – Poles are showing fatigue with their neighbors

In Wrocław, irritation among Poles over the presence of Ukrainians is growing. There, an unknown person removed the license plates from a car with Ukrainian plates and left the inscription “Na front” (“To the front”) on it.

This was reported by the publication 24Wroclaw.

In the published footage, on the hood of a white Ford car, one can see the inscription written in Latin letters.

“Na front,” the message says.

The same is written on the side of the car. The plates themselves are missing.

This case is not an isolated one. Conflicts related to Ukrainians are being recorded more and more often in Poland.

Recently, in Poland, police detained a Ukrainian citizen who, on social networks, threatened to set houses on fire because of the cancellation of financial assistance to unemployed Ukrainians.

And at the end of 2024, in the center of Warsaw, a Pole kicked a Ukrainian woman so hard that she flew out of her shoes.

Such incidents show that Polish society is increasingly weary of the tension caused by the influx of Ukrainians and the social and economic problems associated with it.