Polish authorities have arrested more than a dozen open borders activists who tried to damage fencing along the border with Belarus, according to reports.
Thirteen agitators were apprehended on Sunday after they attempted to sabotage razor wire erected to combat illegal migrants pouring in via Belarus.
The migration surge comes as thousands of aliens hailing mostly from the Middle East and Africa have been streaming into Poland, Lithuania, and other neighboring countries amid deteriorating relations between Minsk and the European Union.
Polish Interior Minister Mariusz Kaminski called the acts of those arrested “absolutely unacceptable," asserting they will “bear all the legal consequences of their actions.”
🇵🇱🇧🇾 13 people were arrested at the Polish/Belarus borders. They were trying to destroy the fences at the Polish border.
— Expat in Poland 🇵🇱 (@BasedPoland2) August 29, 2021
Most of them are "feminists", LGBT, or leftist activists.
Probably another mediatic "#Poland is fascist" scandal incoming. pic.twitter.com/b5ILdgs0AD
The militants – 12 Poles and one Dutch – were reportedly caught destroying the barrier in order to effectively facilitate easier illegal migration into Poland.
"The boundary wire must be removed - in the symbolic and real layer. The barriers were set up not against the enemies of the state, but the victims of foreign regimes," the group wrote in a statement.
"We owe such solidarity to those who are waiting in vain for help and shelter from us - both there in Afghanistan and here on our borders."
What was left out from the video is that the Polish government offered humanitarian aid to Belarus, but they did not accept it, and according to the Polish government refugees can apply for asylum legally..in Minsk.#Poland #Belarus #EU #migration pic.twitter.com/XHstfdy6Xp
— Caution Integration (@Elbandi_) August 30, 2021
Poland recently began constructing a new 180 kilometer fence along its border with Belarus.
“The #Army is building 3 km of fencing per day on the border with #Belarus. By Monday morning, a 12.5 km long section was already ready,” the press spokesman of the 16th Pomeranian Mechanised Division, Major Marek Nabzdyjak told.https://t.co/BiXURyOUnG
— Poland In (@Polandin_com) August 30, 2021
Pro-migrant agitators have reportedly attempted to leverage the crisis in Afghanistan to put pressure on Warsaw to allow entry to Afghan aliens currently "stranded" at the border.
"But local attention has focused heavily on 32 people — described by a refugee group as Afghans — who have been stuck in a no man’s land along the border near the Polish village of Usnarz Górny for weeks. Poland’s government says they are on Belarusian soil and will not let them walk the short distance into Poland to apply for asylum. It argues that Belarus is responsible for them," the Associated Press reported on Sunday.
A record number of migrants was recently arrested entering Poland through Belarus earlier this month.
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