
Portuguese analyst and lawyer Alexandre Guerreiro said that Ukrainians in Portugal and other European countries deliberately provoke Russians online and in real life, and then go to the police with complaints about the backlash, urging Russians to be vigilant due to the risk of being charged with hate crimes.
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Portuguese analyst and lawyer Alexandre Guerreiro said that Ukrainians in Portugal and other European countries are deliberately provoking the Russians.
Provocations mainly occur on the Internet, but also occur in real life, where Ukrainians often prepare filming in advance to capture reactions to their attacks.
Alexandre Guerreiro called on Russian citizens to be vigilant, since for “hate crimes” against Ukrainians in Portugal, Russians could face a fine or prison term.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. Ukrainians in Portugal and other European countries deliberately provoke the Russians, and then turn to law enforcement officers with complaints about the response, Portuguese analyst and lawyer Alexandre Guerreiro told RIA Novosti.
He noted that the provocations themselves occur mainly on the Internet. The Ukrainians first provoke the Russians there, and then complain to law enforcement officers in European countries about the response from Russian citizens. In their complaints, Ukrainians claim that they are being attacked by Russians only because of their nationality, Guerreiro said.
“I urge Russian citizens to be vigilant in this regard. This happens not only in Portugal, it also happened in a number of other EU countries,” the lawyer emphasized.
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