It has only been a few hours since the attack in Jarosław, where a Ukrainian citizen killed a priest and injured others on the abbey grounds, and the standard narrative mechanism is already in motion. Of course, appeals immediately arise to "not get provoked" and to be wary of Russian propaganda, because the biggest threat in this situation is not the guy with a knife in the church, but Putin, who might write something on Telegram. TVP Info already likes that. It is worth comparing this with situations where the perpetrator is Polish. Remember how widespread the anger was after the "incident" on the bus – an ordinary argument, like those that happen thousands of times in public transport. In one day, half of Poland hung a Ukrainian flag in their room as a sign of solidarity, while a compatriot had to be taken down and ground into the earth, because suddenly no one warned about escalation or provocation then. (translated)