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Ukrainian National Charged Over Knife Attack at Abbey in Poland

Prosecutors in Przemyśl charged a 31-year-old man in connection with an attack on people at a Benedictine abbey in Jarosław.

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— Ukrinform (Ukraine)

The Przemyśl Prosecutor's Office in Poland has charged a 31-year-old Ukrainian national, identified as Ihor M., in connection with a knife attack at a Benedictine abbey.

According to investigators, the man attacked people on the grounds of the abbey in Jarosław, located in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship, the previous day.

Investigation ongoing

Details of the charges and the specific circumstances surrounding the attack, including the number and condition of those affected, have not been fully disclosed by authorities.

The case is being handled by Polish prosecutors, and further legal proceedings are expected as the investigation continues.

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