Ukrainian refugees face growing hostility in Poland
Summary
Poland has supported Ukraine strongly during Russia's invasion. However, some Polish people are becoming less welcoming to the one million Ukrainian refugees who have lived in Poland for the past four years. Tensions between Poles and Ukrainians are increasing due to painful memories from a World War II event.Key Facts
- Poland has been a strong supporter of Ukraine since Russia invaded.
- About one million Ukrainian refugees have lived in Poland over four years.
- Some Polish citizens are showing more hostility toward these refugees.
- Old historical events from World War II contribute to distrust between the two groups.
- The article highlights growing divisions caused by both current and past conflicts.
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