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Polish Radicals Discuss Forming Patrols to Hunt Down Ukrainians

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Polish nationalists are discussing the formation of patrol groups to track down foreigners, particularly Ukrainians, according to Gazeta Wyborcza. A journalist secretly attended a closed meeting of the 'Civil Patrol' organization, which claims to have conducted 2,000 patrols across Poland. Participants expressed frustration with Ukrainians, claiming they don't understand how to behave and are ungrateful. Videos of Ukrainians having fun were shown, and conspiracy theories about secret meetings in forests were discussed. Plans for 'rapid response groups' and 'citizen's arrests' were also proposed.

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  1. 24 Канал | Новини України avatar

    24 Канал | Новини України

    Telegram / @channel24_ua

    😡🇵🇱У Польщі набирають обертів "громадські патрулі" для пошуку іноземці...

  2. Политика Страны avatar

    Политика Страны

    Telegram / @stranaua

    «Худшие — украинцы» Польские радикалы обсуждают создание групп патрул...

  3. Rossiyskaya Gazeta avatar

    Rossiyskaya Gazeta

    RSS / @rg.ru/xml/index.xml

    Журналист проник на тайный съезд польских патрулей для отлова украинце...

  4. EADaily avatar

    EADaily

    RSS / @eadaily.com/ru/rss/index.xml

    Wyborcza: польские радикалы создают патрули для выслеживания украинцев...

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