The pictures show that a red flare was thrown toward the scene, causing a stir among the assembled. For safety reasons, safety immediately evacuated Prime Minister Donald Tusk from the stage.
"The individual liable for the attack was immediately knocked to the ground and handcuffed. The incidental recorded cameras. After respective seconds, celebrations continued" – described the event Polsat News.
Tusk attended the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands
What did Tusk say during the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands? – On specified days we remember Auschwitz and the gulags, the demolition of European Jews and the Katyn crime at Smolensk, where thousands of Polish officers were shot by Stalin's orders," said the head of the government.
– Poles besides fought alongside the British, Canadians and Americans: paratroopers of General Stanisław Sosabowski, who fought fiercely in September 1944 in the vicinity of Arnhem, and battleships of General Stanislaw Maczek, who liberated Breda at the end of October of the same year," recalled Tusk.
– War and demolition returned in all their horrors after Russia invaded Ukraine. Since February 24, 2022, almost all day of this criminal aggression has been a evidence to this. It is truly impossible to talk about this without emotion, especially since this war has been going on for over a 1000 days and has cost lives or wellness of more than a million people – including civilians and innocent children – died.
– The time of carefree comfort of Europe, joyful carelessness, is over. Today, the time has come for European mobilisation around our fundamental values and our security," indicated the Polish Prime Minister.
The Netherlands was attacked by Germany on May 10, 1940 and after a fewer days of fighting was forced to surrender. The business continued until liberation in 1945 and was highly brutal, especially towards the judaic population – most Dutch Jews were deported and murdered in extermination camps.
During the occupation, the Germans introduced severe repression, restricted freedom of speech, and the economy was subject to the interests of the 3rd Reich.
