In the center of Warsaw, a Pole attacked a Belarusian woman after hearing her accent
He heard an accent and started shouting universal insults: "Spi***dalaj do Ukrainy."

Near Rondo ONZ in the center of Warsaw, a girl from Belarus was attacked, reports "Real Warsaw."
According to the victim, during a phone conversation, an unknown man shouted at her: "Move away, cow." At first, she didn't realize that he was addressing her. When the girl stepped aside and said in Polish that she didn't understand that the man was addressing her in such a way, he heard an accent and started shouting universal insults: "Spi***dalaj do Ukrainy."
The girl took out her phone and replied that she was Belarusian. After that, the man called her a "Russian slut," ran up and punched her in the face. At that moment, the recording broke off.
The victim called the police, tried to catch up with the attacker and asked passers-by to help detain him, but no one intervened, and the man fled.
The girl filed a police report and handed over a video recording clearly showing the attacker's face. According to her, since filing the report, she has not yet received any information about the progress of the investigation.
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І Пазьняку яшчэ,.. чаму ён маўчыць ? У яго няма акцэнту, дык і ўсё добра, няма праблемы ?