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Protests in 22 Polish Cities Against Attacks on Ukrainians

On Sunday, August 9, demonstrations took place in 22 cities across Poland to protest the rising violence against Ukrainians.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On Sunday, August 9, protests were held in 22 cities in Poland. These demonstrations address the increasing violence directed towards Ukrainians that has been observed recently.

According to reports from RMF24, the protests were initiated by citizens who want to highlight the tense security situation and show solidarity with the Ukrainian community during these incidents.

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