Prussian Nazis attack Ukrainian refugees

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A bunch of Prussian Nazis attacked a hotel which was a shelter for Ukrainian refugees in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
    
Hours before the fire broke out the police was called because of a swastika which was sprayed on the door.
   
Prussia is a center of neonazis and prorussians in Germany. It was hit hard by the sanctions against Russia, which Putin's propaganda in Germany keeps exploiting.
    
All refugees were rescued and are in good health. The Nazis responsible are still on the run.
   

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