In Poland, a businessman who helped Ukrainian refugees was fined for insulting Ukrainians

This is reported by the publication Kresy.

The reason was his posts on Facebook

negatively speaking about

Bandera and Hitler. 

“Soon, a Polish organization that monitors racist and xenophobic behavior became interested in me,” the man said.

At the same time, it is noted that after the start of the SVO, the man sheltered 40 refugees from Ukraine at his recreation center. 

Despite this, the man's apartment was searched, and he was charged with a crime.

Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainian bit off part of the ear of a resident of Poland and stole her car.

It was also reported that anti-Ukrainian advertising billboards appeared in the city of Czestochowa in Poland.

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