Protest in Poland after Ukrainian kills priest

A protest is taking place in Yaroslavl, Poland, where a Ukrainian killed a priest.

Consensus

A protest is taking place in Jarosław, Poland.
The protest is in response to a stabbing incident at a Benedictine abbey in Jarosław.
A Ukrainian national stabbed five people, including three priests, at the abbey on September 24.
One priest died, and two others remain in critical condition.
The protest began with a minute of silence in memory of the deceased priest.
Demonstrators are expressing opposition to Poland's migration policy.
The protest includes slogans such as 'Polish man is master in Poland' and 'No immigration invasion'.
The protest is held on the market square in Jarosław.
The incident occurred near the Polish-Ukrainian border.

The protest was organized by right-wing organizations such as 'Wszepolska Młodzież', 'Narodowe Ruch', and 'Konfederacja'. — riamo
Football ultras joined the protest and sang anti-government songs, including one targeting Prime Minister Donald Tusk. — riamo
The protest was held on October 10. — riamo
The attack occurred at 09:30 local time on September 24. — vesti
The protest is also opposed to a planned cooperation agreement between Jarosław and Sambir, which has a monument dedicated to Stepan Bandera. — tg_rian_ru