Polish Man Sentenced for Attacking Danish PM

A Danish court has sentenced a 39-year-old Polish man to four months in prison for assaulting Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, causing minor injuries. Following his prison term, he will be deported and banned from re-entering Denmark for six years. The man claimed he was too intoxicated to remember the incident, which happened during a chance encounter in a Copenhagen square. The court also found him guilty of several unrelated charges, including indecent exposure and fraud. The incident is part of a concerning trend of increasing violence against European politicians. Prosecutors emphasized the severity of the assault, noting it occurred while Frederiksen was performing her official duties.