Ukrainian man kills two in Poland knife attack at monastery
In the Polish city of Jaroslaw, a Ukrainian citizen stabbed five people during a mass at a monastery; one of the injured died, the attacker has been detained, TVN24 reports citing local authorities.
Consensus
- A 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen attacked people with a knife at a monastery in Jarosław, Poland.
- The attack occurred at a Benedictine monastery.
- Five people were injured in the attack.
- One of the injured died from their wounds.
- The attacker was arrested by police.
- The victims included at least two men who were priests.
- The weapon used was likely a kitchen knife.
Points of divergence
- The attacker injured four men and one woman; the identity of the woman is unknown. — meduza
- The attack occurred during a mass. — tg_varlamov_news
- The mayor of Jarosław stated the incident was likely a terrorist attack. — tg_varlamov_news
- The attacker reportedly arrived with a machete, according to Radio Eska. — tg_varlamov_news
- According to Interia, the deceased and two injured were priests. — tg_varlamov_news
Coverage (5 sources)
- One of the injured in Poland, who was attacked with a knife by a Ukrainian, has died, local police report. — РИА Новости (Telegram)
- In Poland, Ukrainian with knife attacked monastery servants. There are casualties and wounded — Meduza
- One of five injured by Ukrainian with knife in Polish Yarslav died. Two others in critical condition,… — ТАСС (Telegram)
- In Polish city of Jaroslaw, a Ukrainian citizen stabbed five people with a knife during mass in a monastery, one of the wounded died... — Varlamov News
- One of five injured by Ukrainian with knife in Polish Yarslav died. Two others in critical condition,… — ТАСС (Telegram)