波兰本周连续发生多起校园暴力袭击，造成1人死亡、多人受伤。1总理图斯克将矛头指向网络暴力文化，声称这些事件"通常是受在线活动启发的自发行为"。1他进一步表示，"我们在全球和波兰都注意到了对暴力的痴迷上升"。1警方随后在全国范围内搜查数万所学校，逮捕了117名涉及持刀、携带其他武器或威胁攻击学校和学生的人员。1
本周事件包括：周三，一名19岁学生在中部马佐夫舍省的职业学校伤害了9人；1周四，华沙北部一所小学发生了更为严重的事件，一名15岁学生刺死了37岁看管员。1据报道，警方发现在线纳粹内容搜索和与大规模杀手相关的搜索数量有所增加。1此外，安全部门还收到了针对图斯克和国防部长的潜在攻击威胁信息。1
Poland has been struck by three violent school attacks this week, resulting in one death and multiple injuries.1 Prime Minister Donald Tusk attributed the incidents to the online glorification of violence, linking them to far-right ideologies.1 In response, police have conducted sweeping searches across tens of thousands of schools nationwide and arrested 117 people involved in carrying knives, possessing other weapons, or making threats against schools and students.1
The attacks unfolded over consecutive days. On Wednesday, a 19-year-old student wounded nine people at a vocational school in Mazovia province in central Poland.1 The following day, a 37-year-old caretaker was fatally stabbed by a 15-year-old student at an elementary school in northern Warsaw.1 Tusk stated that these incidents were "generally spontaneous actions inspired by online activity," and expressed concern about a broader trend, saying: "We have noted a rising obsession with violence globally and in Poland."1 Investigations have uncovered increased online searches for Nazi content and material related to mass killers.1 Additionally, security services have received threat intelligence regarding potential attacks on Tusk and the Defense Minister.1
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