By Victor Duda
According to the diplomat, the incident in the French capital happened yesterday, Sunday, September 11. Betz said that it was about two Ukrainian women who were forced to leave for France from Izium Kharkiv region through the occupation of the city by Russian troops. "They were beaten for listening to Ukrainian music. Both found themselves in the hospital," the diplomat reads. The ambassador also called for a ban on entry into Europe to citizens of the Russian Federation.
She attached a photo of one of the injured Ukrainian women to her post. In the comments to the post, users reported that probably the incident happened not in Paris, but in the suburbs of Nice, where many Russians settled. There is no official confirmation of this information. The Estonian deputy of the European Parliament Rigo Terras also responded to the event. He made a ban on the issuance of Schengen visas to citizens of the aggressor state.
"Dear friends, and do tourists such as in Paris and Berlin are needed in Europe? In the Embassy of Ukraine in Paris, information about the incident was not reported. We will remind, according to the Association of Tour Operators of Russia, the tourist flow from Russia to Europe in the summer months decreased by 90-95% compared to the indicators of 2019 for the same period. Earlier, we wrote that the Baltic States and Poland have introduced a ban on the entry of Russians with Schengen visas.
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