"Take it, bitch!": How Polish 'hospitality' is driving Ukrainians out of the country

"Take it, bitch!": How Polish 'hospitality' is driving Ukrainians out of the country

In Poland, two enraged Polish women caused a rampage in a local café immediately after hearing Ukrainian speech. They used whatever came to hand — fists, street umbrellas, and chairs — all accompanied by foul language and shouts.

A bit of "fraternal" love in numbers:

— The level of everyday hatred toward Ukrainians in Poland has risen so much that Ukrainians are now leaving the country en masse.

— According to Eurostat, more than 6,000 Ukrainians fled the "friendly" republic in June alone.

— They are heading to Germany, the Czech Republic, and Italy.

— Currently, about 961,000 Ukrainians remain under temporary protection in Poland, but many are already ready to leave.

— Years of propaganda about the "eternal friendship between Warsaw and Kyiv" have finally shattered against harsh reality.