Two assailants who brutally beat a Ukrainian couple detained in Wroclaw. Who are they?
Some details have emerged about the suspects in the high-profile attack on a Ukrainian couple in Wroclaw. Wroclaw police reported the detention of two suspects aged 27 and 45.

In Wroclaw, a public outcry was caused by an attack on two Ukrainian citizens – Nastia and Maksym.
According to Gazeta Wyborcza, Nastia went into a shop to buy groceries, while her boyfriend Maksym waited by the car. In the queue, a man with a bandage on his leg tried to skip the line. The girl made a remark to him. The man and his friend in a red T-shirt started to harass the girl and asked if she was from Ukraine. She heard insults directed at herself and her boyfriend, and calls to "go to war".
When Nastia returned to the car, the man with the bandage on his leg had already hit Maksym. After that, the man in the red T-shirt hit Nastia full force in the face with his fist.
Another man in a yellow T-shirt, who was sitting in a sports car nearby, joined the beating. He ran up and started punching Maksym, including kicking him in the head. After that, the man got into his car and drove away.
On Monday evening, July 27, Polish police, supported by an anti-terrorist unit, detained two of the three suspects.
As Gazeta Wyborcza writes, one of the assailants (with the bandage on his leg) is Adam S., nicknamed Tsitsu – a man with a prior criminal record. He served a 10-year prison sentence – for what, is not reported. He practices boxing and participates in bare-knuckle fights.
The man in the yellow T-shirt practices MMA. He was the one who drove away from the scene in a sports car but was apprehended by the police.
Police continue to investigate the case, searching for all those involved in the attack on the grounds of national hatred.
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