"Russian Man" beaten two "Russian women" in France, and found that they were all Ukraine afterwards.

According to the "Russian Russia" TV station (RT) website on the 15th, a man was arrested by the police for fighting two Ukrainian women in public places in Nice, France. The man was originally mistaken for "Russians", and Ukrainian officials once condemned. However, the Nice Prosecutor said on Wednesday that the man was actually a Ukrainian retired soldier.

According to reports, the two victims were Ukrainian refugees Alina and her mother Olena. Last Sunday (11th) local time, they called the police that when the two were walking on the beach that day, a man speaking Russian attacked them because they were listening to Ukrainian songs on their mobile phones.

The local media "Nice Morning News" quoted Alna's words that the lyrics of the song they heard include "there is no Russian army, the world will be better." She said: "A man began to attack us, he hit my face, I fell to the ground, and he started to kick me. Then he hit my mother three times."

Arina and her mother Olena Tuyuan: French Media

Alina said, "When we hear his way of speaking, we understand (he is Russians)." The two women were injured in multiple places in the whole body. There is a brain shock.

According to the French "20 minutes" report, the police said that the man "although he acknowledged violence, he faded his seriousness", insisting that he was "slapped." His lawyer Daniel Roscio said the man also said he thought he was beating "Russian citizen" because they had "Russian accent." The lawyer said that his parties heard words such as "Ukraine would die" from two women.

This incident was initially reported to cause anger in Ukraine. Ukrainian media and several officials quickly claimed that the attacker was Russians. Many Ukrainian netizens claimed on social media that the incident proved how dangerous the Russians were.

Ukraine Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko said "the attacker must be punished" and called for a thorough investigation of the incident immediately. The Ukraine Embassy in France also condemned this as an "outrageous event."

On Tuesday (13th), the French police announced that he had arrested the 33 -year -old Ukrainian man who admitted that he had hit Arina and Olena. The man had served in the Ukrainian special forces, and later retired due to "health problems", transferred to security, and arrived in France 7 months ago.

According to the Nice Prosecutor, the man may face the maximum three -year imprisonment and 45,000 euros of fines and a fine of 45,000 euros due to racial violence. The trial hearing is expected to be held in November.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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