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The authorities of Jarosław will increase patrols in the city. To check on suspicious Ukrainians? Oh no! To protect Ukrainians from bad Poles. It's really not the Polish authorities. It's hard to comprehend that there is no will to deal with arsonists, saboteurs, murderers... (translated)

❗️ New findings by @eska_p shed light on the past of 31-year-old Ihor M., who today attacked five people in a monastery in Jarosław. According to reporters from ESKA, the man had previously served in the Ukrainian army and fought on the front in Ukraine. He reportedly held both Ukrainian and German passports, as well as a Polish PESEL number. On the night before the attack, he arrived in Poland from Germany, and in the morning, he was heading towards Ukraine. However, he did not cross the border. (translated)

An incomprehensible crime ☹️ Today at the Benedictine Sisters Monastery in Jarosław, a 31-year-old Ukrainian attacked five people with a knife, including three priests - one of the priests died, and two people are fighting for their lives... It is known that the citizen of Ukraine crossed into Poland tonight from https://t.co/hV46uhZpTB (translated)

He came from Germany. In Jarosław, he attacked with a knife. He killed one person and injured four others. After the knife attack on Thursday, in which a priest was killed and four people were injured, there is mourning in Jarosław. Authorities fear attempts at retaliation. (translated)

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)

➡️ On the left - a 31-year-old citizen of Ukraine detained after a brutal attack in Jarosław. He attacked five people. A priest died. ➡️ On the right - two Polish women detained after an incident with Ukrainian citizens in Poznań, during which there were insults. Look at the method of detention in both cases. Are the measures taken adequate to the nature and severity of the alleged acts? (translated)

"The murderer from Jarosław is in the hands of the Polish Police. Investigations are underway. The perpetrator is a citizen of Ukraine. He will be punished to the full severity of Polish law. I share in the grief of the victims' loved ones in this brutal attack." Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on the tragedy. (translated)