Poland will expel 63 Ukrainians and Belarusians for inciting unrest, which occurred at the Saturday concert of the Belarusian rapper Max Koršava in Warsaw. This was announced on Tuesday by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, TASR writes according to AFP.
Tusk told reporters that these are people responsible for “disturbances, aggressive behavior and certain provocations” that occurred at the concert. Skilled 57 Ukrainians and six Belarusians will have to leave the country, whether voluntarily or not. According to Tusk, the law must be respected by everyone, regardless of their nationality.
The Polish Prime Minister added that Warsaw cannot afford to incite the “anti -Kukrainian moods”. The conflict between Poland and Ukraine would be a gift for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Tusk has already earned the anti -Polish gestures from the Ukrainians or incitement of anti -Kukrainian moods in Poland as part of Putin’s scenario in an earlier statement.
At the Saturday concert of the Belarusian rapper Korper at the National Stadium in Warsaw They discovered the flags of Ukrainian nationalist organizations OUN and UPA (so -called bander) in the past responsible for crimes in Poles. Their symbols are banned in Poland.
There were also battles between participants and security during the concert, While several spectators from the stands jumped on the area of the stadium. The police called on the organizers to immediately calm the situation, which subsequently stabilized, the stadium gates were temporarily closed and tickets were controlled.
The police detained 109 people at the concert for various crimes and offenses, including drug possession or pyrotechnics, unauthorized penetration for the event or assault of security members. Fines were given 50 people. About 70,000 spectators came to the concert.
Raper Max Korž is known for a resistance to the Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, He supported anti -government protests that broke out in Belarus after internationally unrecognized elections in 2020, and also rejects the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
