Poland's Ambassador Was Attacked In Russia

The diplomat was attacked for Warsaw helping Ukraine.

Polish Ambassador Krzysztof Krajewski was attacked in Russian St. Petersburg. This was reported by Gazeta Wyborcza. According to Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman Macej Wiewior, the attack on Krajewski occurred on Sunday, November 16.

According to the Polish newspaper, it happened when the ambassador arrived in the Russian city to meet with local Poles on the occasion of Poland's Independence Day.

Around noon, when he was accompanied by the consul on his way to a Polish service at the Basilica of St. Catherine of Alexandria, he was surrounded by an aggressive group of Russian "activists".

It is noted that they carried placards with anti-Polish and anti-Ukrainian slogans and attacked the ambassador for Poland helping Ukraine.

"At first it was verbal insults, but then there was a clear attempt to use physical force. Then the ambassador's guards intervened," said Vevior.

The Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman noted that the diplomat was not seriously injured.

Reminder, Poland closes the last consulate of the Russian Federation. Warsaw responded to the sabotage arranged by Russia.

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