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Polish Council of Sopot Urges Action on Anti-Ukrainian Xenophobia
The Sopot city council in Poland passed a resolution urging the national government to address rising anti-Ukrainian xenophobia, hate speech, and disinformation. The council highlighted Ukrainians' economic contributions and linked hostile rhetoric to foreign actors aiming to destabilize Poland, following reported assaults on Ukrainian minors in Płock and Bielsko-Biała.
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