Classes in firearms training have become increasingly popular in Poland since Russia attacked Ukraine. Photos: dpa
Three businessmen – two of them wearing blue suits and elegant shoes – have come for firearms training during their lunch break.
“Gentlemen, the Kalashnikov – 10 shots each,” says Krzysztof Przepiorka, an instructor at the shooting range on the outskirts of Warsaw.
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