The case, against a background of war, had gone up to kyiv, the spokesman for the Minister of Foreign Affairs Oleg Nikolenko claiming that “the aggressors” be “punished”. On September 11, 2022, Alina and Olena, two Ukrainian refugees in the Alpes-Maritimes, were abused on the Roquebrune-Cap-Martin seaside by a man they thought was Russian. Double misunderstanding: it was in fact also a Ukrainian national who also believed that the two women came from Russia. This 34-year-old former soldier has just been sentenced by the Nice criminal court, indicates the prosecution to 20 minutesconfirming information from Nice morning.
He received a ten-month prison sentence with a simple reprieve and a fine of 500 euros for “violence resulting in a temporary interruption of work [ITT] less than eight days” and “involuntary injuries under the influence of an alcoholic state”. Drunk, the man had just had a road accident when the tone rose with the two women, who had insulted him, he explained to the hearing.
Struck, Olena and Alina, a mother and her daughter, had spent the night in the hospital with several bruises and a broken nose for the oldest of the two. The doctors had given them certificates for five and three days of ITT.