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Prime Minister Donald Tusk attributed recent violent attacks at Polish schools to the glorification of violence online. The incidents left one woman dead and several others injured, prompting police to arrest 117 individuals across the country for weapon possession or threatening school attacks. Tusk emphasized that these were spontaneous acts often inspired by extremist ideologies found on the internet, including Nazi content and admiration for mass killers.
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland stated that recent violent school attacks were inspired by online glorification of violence, often involving Nazi content and mass killers idolized on the internet. The incidents resulted in one death and several injuries, including children. 117 people have been arrested nationwide for possessing weapons or threatening to attack schools. On Saturday, a woman was arrested after injuring three individuals while attacking a 17-year-old girl at an educational institution in Warsaw, following two earlier stabbing attacks that led to the death of a female caretaker. Tusk noted the lack of organized groups behind these acts but highlighted an increasing fascination with violence online globally and specifically in Poland, associating them with the extreme right.
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Three violent attacks at Polish schools this week were driven by the "glorification of violence" online, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
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Tusk → publish → violence
The attacks have left one woman dead and others injured, including children.
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others → leave → children
"These are very often spontaneous actions inspired by online activity," Tusk said on Sunday, during a crisis meeting with security services.
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Tusk → inspire → services
Police have arrested 117 people across the country for possession knives or other weapons, or for threatening to attack schools or fellow students, after searching tens of thousands of schools.
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Police → arrest → schools
A woman was arrested on Saturday after injuring three people while attacking a 17-year-old girl at an educational institution in the capital, Warsaw.
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woman → arrest → capital
It came a day after thousands of police visited schools across Poland, following two stabbing attacks earlier in the week, one of which led to the killing of a female caretaker.
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one → come → caretaker
"We are not dealing with any group organized on a big scale," Tusk said on Sunday.
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Tusk → deal → Sunday
"In the past years and months, we have noted - globally and in Poland - a rise in the fascination with violence," he added.
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he → note → violence
The prime minister said the attacks were acts "nihilistic violence" associated with the extreme right.
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"Some of the people detained are active in the ultraright environment," he said, adding that police had noticed a rise in online searches of Nazi content as well as of "mass killers who have become idols online".
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On Wednesday, a 19-year-old student attacked and injured nine people at a vocational school in the central Polish province of Mazovian.
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A day later, the 37-year-old caretaker was killed after a 15-year-old entered a primary school in Leszczydół-Nowiny, north of Warsaw.
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old → kill → Warsaw
Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński also said a 17-year-old was detained in the town of Sierpc, north-west of Warsaw, after allegedly stating "on school grounds that he planned to do something... dangerous - that he intended to harm someone".
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Thousands of Polish police officers visited schools nationwide to try to reassure pupils after the stabbings sparked rumours of a "Bloody Friday" of more attacks stemming from a supposed online challenge.
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stabbings → visit → challenge
Meanwhile, Polish security services convened a special meeting on Sunday after receiving information about a potential attack on Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, a spokesperson said.
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spokesperson → convene → Tusk
A special services spokesman said officials were treating the threat as "deadly serious".
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