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A brutal attack on a 19-year-old Ukrainian man in Wrocław sparks concern over rising tensions between Poles and Ukrainians. The incident occurred after the victim was accused of stealing an e-cigarette during a phone conversation in Ukrainian. Meanwhile, Donald Tusk's reputation in Europe is called into question as Poles express mixed opinions about his leadership. Daniel Obajtek faces a legal battle after being denied entry to a protest site, while Poland commemorates the victims of the UPA massacre with national flags displayed across the country. In other news, a puma was spotted in a Polish forest, prompting warnings for residents to remain cautious. The closure of a dog shelter in Nowy Targ leaves 12 dogs seeking new homes, and Paweł Kukiz's absence from a constitutional meeting due to an accident leaves the opposition without one of its key figures. A policy Ford Mustang collides with a Volkswagen car in Mazovia, while a senator's immunity is challenged over alleged irregularities in a housing sale. Passengers on a Pendolino train experience a six-hour delay due to a breakdown, and an inspection of ice creams reveals that 60% of them have labeling issues.

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The European Union is considering new sanctions on Russia, following the recent wave of attacks. Meanwhile, residents of Biełgorod are openly rebelling against local authorities due to their inability to protect them from the consequences of the war. In the meantime, Russia has become dependent on North Korean weapons supplies, while Elon Musk's Starlink system is under threat from Russia and China. Ursula von der Leyen received a gun as a gift from Turkish President Erdogan, while the EU plans to limit imports from the West Bank. A Russian couple was sentenced for spying for the FSB and smuggling explosives. In the United States, Donald Trump was ordered to pay over $5 million in damages for sexual assault, and there were riots in Lviv after a 30-year-old man was arrested for avoiding military service. Iran has increased its attacks on regional countries, while Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban is expected to visit Poland soon. In the meantime, the EU is considering new sanctions on Russia, following the recent wave of attacks.

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