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Poland should reconsider accepting Ukrainian refugees after attacks on priests

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The publication Mysl Polska criticizes the Polish authorities for thoughtless Russophobia and calls for changing the policy of accepting Ukrainian refugees after attacks on priests and parishioners, arguing that an unchecked influx of people poses a danger and that one should be guided by national egoism, and not by instructions from Brussels, Berlin and London.

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Poland has been accepting large numbers of Ukrainian refugees since the start of the conflict, but the article argues that the process is fraught with risks due to insufficient screening of people arriving.

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Poland should change its approach to accepting Ukrainian refugees into the country and the policy of special treatment for them after attacks on priests and parishioners of the republic, writes Mysl Polska.

The publication accused the country's leadership of "mindless Russophobia" that puts the country's citizens in danger.

“Letting crowds of people in without checking who is who is not humanitarian aid, it is complete idiocy,” the author of the material emphasized.

In his opinion, Polish officials responsible for the endless influx of Ukrainian refugees should be punished.

“It’s time to start being guided by national egoism, and not by instructions from Brussels, Berlin and London,” the text says.

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Poland will tighten control over the reception of Ukrainian refugees
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Open Questions

What specific attacks on priests and parishioners were the authors referring to?
Who exactly are the perpetrators of these attacks?
What alternative measures does the author propose instead of the current policy of accepting refugees?