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Reports of suspected hate-motivated attacks against Ukrainians in Poland have risen in recent months. Some Ukrainians say they no longer feel safe speaking their language in public. This comes amid political tensions between Ukraine and Poland that analysts say is fueling anti-Ukrainian sentiment.
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