Polish border guards thwarted an attempt by over 220 immigrants from Africa and the Middle East to infiltrate the border with Belarus. The migrants, reportedly incited by Russia and Belarus, used aggression including hurling stones and tree branches at the guards. This incident is part of a larger trend where migrants are being weaponized as a form of hybrid warfare.
❗️ In #Poland, more than 600 attempts to illegally cross the border from #Belarus were recorded in two days The migrants behaved aggressively, throwing branches and stones at border guards and using gas against them. https://t.co/J5nW8HXMqq
In Poland, over 600 attempts by migrants to break through from Belarus into the EU have been recorded https://t.co/3NBVi07SEj https://t.co/kQudpQ9UV5
A group of over 220 illegal migrants got aggressive with Polish border guards, including hurling stones and tree branches at them. https://t.co/1n30THdBwm
A follower of mine told me about this while I was in Warsaw last week. Putin and Lukashenko fly in migrants from iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, etc and send them to then Polish border. Migrants used as a war weapon. Poland had a construct a border fence. https://t.co/ErADTiccQe
On the Belarus-Poland border African & Middle East men try to enter. The Polish border police with riot shields & batons stand firm. If only we acted like this. https://t.co/foc5XjkWTs
BREAKING: More than 250 illegal migrants from Africa and the Middle East tried to storm the Polish border from Belarus today. Polish riot police and the Army managed to push them back into Belarus Russia & Belarus are using weaponized migration as a form of hybrid warfare 🇵🇱 https://t.co/NGkOKVfRhq
On the Belarus-Poland border African & Middle East men try to enter. The Polish boarder police with riot shields & batons stand firm. If only we acted like this. https://t.co/RiUUDrUxey
Polish border guards said they stopped an attempt to infiltrate the border with Belarus by at least 220 immigrants who also tried to attack Polish security forces https://t.co/YseabYTncI