Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk addresses a rise in anti-Ukrainian sentiment, as reports describe multiple attacks targeting refugees who have fled the war in Ukraine. In public remarks, Tusk condemns the violence and warns that hostility toward Ukrainians is escalating. He also links the domestic situation to broader geopolitical risks, cautioning that Russia poses a threat and that increased tensions could serve harmful external aims. The reports characterize the attacks as part of a growing climate of hostility, with Ukrainian refugees being singled out. Tusk’s intervention is presented as an attempt to counter hate-fuelled violence and to place the issue in a wider security context. Across the accounts, the core focus remains on the same developments: anti-Ukrainian attacks in Poland, heightened public concern, and the prime minister’s call for an end to the violence alongside warnings about Russia. The coverage does not provide new figures or details of individual incidents in the excerpts provided, but it emphasizes the government’s public stance against the attacks and the broader warning tied to Russia’s role.