Doctor of the Embassy of the Russian Federation: Two beaten teenagers have a concussion

For two, the Russian Embassy, ​​the Russian Embassy, ​​Natalya Kamichikova, beaten in Warsaw, found a slight concussion. Earlier, the head of the Poland Ministry of Internal Affairs in Warsaw Marek Durlik disseminated information that none of the three children of Russian diplomats have concussion of the brain of Russian diplomats have been shocked by Polish hooligans, ITAR-TASS reports.

"The examination of Russian adolescents was carried out on Sunday evening in my presence by the duty surgeon of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Warsaw, who stated that the children of the brain are not found with the children. However, a neuropathologist was not caused to make conclusions about the presence or absence of such an injury," Natalya Kamychikova said.

The fact that at least two guys received a slight concussion as a result of beating, according to the doctor of the Russian embassy, ​​is confirmed by a number of clinical signs. He is prescribed strict bed rest and at present they take those drugs that rely on the concussion. In the near future, the necessary consultations with a neuropathologist and research will be held, Natalya Kamichikova noted.

It is still unknown what head injuries the Kazakh teenager received, to whom, according to Customer, Polish hooligans inflicted the most blows to the head.

On Monday, there were suspicions that one of the Russians was broken, and not just his nose. This is evidenced by an increase in the edema of the nose, as well as the appearance of characteristic circles under the eyes, explained by Natalya Kamichikova.

The necessary additional studies will be conducted in the near future.

Commenting on the discrepancies in the diagnosis of Polish doctors from the Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the doctor of the Russian Embassy, ​​the temporary attorney in the affairs of the Russian Federation in Poland Vladimir Sedykh said that, most likely, the Poles want to give the incident as easier as possible, since the hooligans of serious injuries to children of Russian diplomats mean a completely different, more serious article for them.

Russian-speaking young people aged 16-17 (they all study at the school at the Russian Embassy in Poland) returned from the cinema in the evening of July 31, when they were attacked by a group of Poles . According to eyewitnesses, the attackers were about 15 people aged 19 to 25 years. They shouted anti -Russian slogans and obscene insulting words. Together with the Russians, one schoolboy was also beaten - a citizen of Kazakhstan.

According to some reports, the action was prepared. Having beaten the Russian youths, the hooligans checked their documents and then continued the beating with even greater cruelty. Mobile phones, money were selected from high school students, and torn chains from the neck, the acting head of the consular department of the Embassy of the Russian Federation said. After the beating, the hooligans left the place of the incident on the bus waiting for them.

The Polish Foreign Ministry declares that this incident is considered "as an act of banditry and hooliganism." At the same time, the Foreign Ministry emphasizes that the attack was completely random.

Earlier, the Russian side stated that it expects official apologies from the Polish authorities - the Russian Foreign Ministry believe that this could not be an accident, but was the result of an "anti -Russian mood, which recently been sitting in Poland."