Warsaw — Poland's Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, has publicly condemned a recent surge in anti-Ukrainian violence, warning that the attacks pose a danger to both refugees and Poland's security in the face of Russian aggression. Reports indicate a rise in anti-Ukrainian sentiment across Poland, with multiple assaults targeting refugees who fled the war in Ukraine. Tusk's remarks are seen as a direct response to the growing hostility, as he urged the public to reject violence and stay vigilant against Russian influence. The prime minister did not offer specific measures, but his statement signals a firm stance against intolerance amid concerns over social tensions in the country.