Prime Minister Donald Tusk condemns attack on Ukrainian children on a bus
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has firmly condemned an incident that took place on Tuesday in a city in the south of the country. Two 11-year-old girls from Ukraine were verbally attacked by passengers on a city bus. The case has sparked a wide-ranging discussion in Polish society regarding safety and tolerance.
In his statement, the head of the Polish government emphasized that such behavior is unacceptable and cannot be tolerated in public spaces. The Prime Minister pointed out that aggression toward children is particularly reprehensible and requires a swift response from the relevant authorities and society.
Donald Tusk also drew attention to the role of the language used in political debate. In his view, harsh rhetoric and political divisions can have a direct impact on social sentiment, leading to an increase in aggression toward people of foreign origin, including refugees from Ukraine.
Local law enforcement agencies are currently handling the case and are analyzing the course of events. This incident serves as a reminder of the need to maintain mutual respect in daily life, regardless of the origin or nationality of the people we travel with on public transport.