Prime Minister Identifies Culprits in Polish School Crimes
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that the attacks that occurred over four days in schools across the Masovian province were "spontaneous acts" sparked by the glorification of violence online. During the crackdown, 117 individuals were detained. The attacks resulted in one death and injuries to others, including children, and approximately 64,000 schools were inspected. Tusk explained that some of those detained belong to the far-right environment, and authorities have detected intensive online activity related to Nazi content and violent role models such as serial killers. These developments come amid a global rise in online enthusiasm for violence, and the Prime Minister emphasized that there is no organized group behind these attacks; they are mostly spontaneous acts.
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