Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk addressed a recent assault on a young Ukrainian couple in Wrocław, calling for President Duda to break his silence. The attack has sparked outrage, prompting Tusk to criticize the President’s previous statements seemingly glorifying violent confrontations. Tusk referenced Duda’s past praise of "arranged fights" as honorable, contrasting it with the reality of this brutal attack. He directly appealed to the President to address the situation and reconsider his rhetoric regarding violence. The Prime Minister's statement underscores growing concerns about rising xenophobia and violence targeting Ukrainians in Poland. This incident has ignited a political dispute, with Tusk accusing the President of condoning violence through his words. The government is expected to further address the issue of safety and security for Ukrainian citizens within Poland.

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