Silent March Held in Poland for Slain Priest Attacked by Ukrainian
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Over a thousand people participated in a 'March of Silence' in Jarosław, Poland, to honor a 72-year-old priest, Stanisław Zbojniewicz, who was fatally stabbed by a 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen, Igor M. The march began at the Market Square and ended at the Jarosław Abbey where the attack occurred. Participants carried candles and Polish flags, and a prayer was held for the deceased and injured. Organizers requested no slogans, with one organizer, Marcin Kowalski of the 'National Movement,' explaining that 'silence is appropriate today while we mourn.' Another event is planned for October 10, focusing on migration policy and Polish security.
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