The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine was taken under special control in the case of the beating of two Ukrainian women by a Russian in France.
The Ukrainian embassy in Paris took special control over the case of the beating of two Ukrainian women in France. This was announced on Monday, September 12, by Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko on Facebook.
“Diplomats are working with French law enforcement officials to immediately investigate the attack, contact the victims, who received the necessary medical care. The attackers must be punished,” Nikolenko wrote.
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Volodymyr Kohutyak, Vice-President of the Union of Ukrainians in France, announced the attack on Ukrainian women.
The representative of the Association of Ukrainians in France said that the attack took place at 22.30, in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
“So far, the culprits have not been found!” – said Kogutyak.
According to the French publication Monaco-Matin, Ukrainian women Alina and her mother Elena, while walking along the coast, opened a video clip with Ukrainian music sent to them on their phones.
“This is Ukrainian music. The lyrics say: “The world would be better without the Russian army,” said Elena.
A group of four responded to the music. “One of the men ran towards us. He hit me in the face, I fell to the ground, and he kicked me. Then he hit my mother three times,” Alina recalls.
Elena’s nose was broken because of the attack. Alina has severe pain in her legs and head. They were taken to the hospital.
Witnesses say the attacker was Russian.
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Alina and Elena arrived in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin on 19 April. They fled from Izyum after Russian troops occupied the city.
Earlier, in the Irish city of Mullingar, a Ukrainian teenager was hospitalized after being beaten.
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