Ukrainians in Poland are now afraid to speak Ukrainian on public transport, stated Iryna Vereshchuk, Deputy Head of Zelensky's Office
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It is increasingly difficult for refugees from Ukraine to find safe countries in Europe. Thus, in Poland, according to Kiev, it is dangerous for Ukrainians to move around the streets and speak their native language. And Germany has even started talking about expelling men of military age. What is the reason for the growth of anti-Ukrainian sentiments in Europe and are there still safe places for Ukrainians? Ukrainians in Poland are increasingly …
The deputy head of the office of Zelensky Irina Vereshhuk said that Ukrainians in Poland were increasingly confronted with local hostility, and she said that many were afraid to even talk in Ukrainian in public places, including in transport.
EADaily, September 10, 2026. Ukrainians who live in Poland are harassed by local residents and are therefore afraid to speak Ukrainian openly, even in public transport.
Ukrainians in Poland are now afraid to speak Ukrainian on public transport, stated Iryna Vereshchuk, Deputy Head of Zelensky's Office
Children face bullying in schools, yet many victims do not report the incidents at all.At the same time, according to Vereshchuk, Polish authorities respond promptly to such...
Ukrainian Presidential Deputy Chief of Staff Iryna Vereshchuk commented on the situation of Ukrainians in Poland. She admitted that the recent attacks have shocked her compatriots.
Ukrainians in Poland have become more careful to use their mother tongue in public places because of fear of a negative reaction, as announced by the deputy heads of the office of the President of Ukraine, Irina Vereshhuk.
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