In

Poland

, a man who supports Ukraine in the war with the Russian invaders and provided shelter to Ukrainians was threatened with burning down his house.

The case is handled by the prosecutor's office.

This is reported by Bielsko.info

The incident took place in Belsky District.

The man hung Polish and Ukrainian flags on the house as a sign of solidarity with the country that defends its freedom.

However, after that, the Pole received a threatening letter.

The author of the message demanded to remove the Ukrainian flag, which he called a "symbol of Bandera" and a "rag".

The attacker said that the man "has 24 hours" to fulfill his aggressive conditions.

Otherwise, he threatened to burn down the house.

It turned out that the apartment is mainly inhabited by women with children, who were taken in by a Pole after the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation.

Worried about the threat, the Pole turned to the prosecutor's office.

Law enforcement officers are investigating the case and are looking for the author of the threatening letter.

It will be recalled that on December 3, it became known that a fire broke out in a house where refugees from Ukraine lived

in the Polish village of Wshescie  .

 Even before the arrival of the firefighters, everyone who was in the room managed to evacuate. 

As reported, a 2-year-old boy died in his sleep in

Genoa, Italy

.

Together with his mother, he escaped the war and moved to Italy, where he lived in a center for refugees.

And even earlier, a hotel for Ukrainian refugees burned down in Germany.

The police do not rule out that the building was deliberately set on fire.

Meanwhile, in the Polish city of Yablonka, law enforcement officers 

rescued a Ukrainian citizen who almost died from hypothermia.

The man was given first aid and sent to the hospital.

After being discharged from the hospital, the man came to the Yablon police station and personally thanked his rescuers.

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