dictator Lukashenko breaks out: EU copyists think I should get rid of immigrants

Belarustic dictator Aleksandar Lukashenko has described the EU as "bastarde" following the outbreak of the immigrant crisis. He has accused Europe and the United States of new waves of migrants, and according to him, it has prompted aging troops to send military units along with Putin's at the border.

The European Union has accused Lucas of using immigrants as a hybrid war against the bloc after the EU has imposed sanctions on the authoritarian state.

The European Union has also accused Belarus of organising the issue of migrants and has encouraged them to go towards EU countries illegally.

The dictator has countered the EU by calling the European bloc "kopily" and mad people who, as he was quoted as saying, can't protect from immigrants.

He has accused Poland of starting the war by facing these unfortunate people.

We will remain cold-blooded in the face of this situation, Lukashenko said, translate Periscopi.

Poland arrests dozens of migrants at the Belarus border

Meanwhile, authorities in Poland said they have arrested dozens of migrants who have forcibly crossed the border from Belarus. Hundreds of others remain trapped in open environments along the border.

The immigrant crisis in this area is continuing for months now. The European Union accuses the authoritarian leader of Belarus, Alyaxander Lucashenka, of inciting the influx, as revenge for sanctions the EU has imposed against his regime.

According to Polish radio RMF, around 200 people have made efforts to breach the Polish border Tuesday afternoon, and about 60 others have made similar efforts at night. A regional police department spokesman said authorities have arrested more than 50 people.

“has been a light night along the Poland-Belarusian border”, Polish Defence Minister Mariusz Blazzak said on Wednesday. Blaszczak added that the Polish border force has increased from 12,000 soldiers to 15,000.

Polish Prime Minister: Putin, organiser of the immigrant crisis

Poland's Prime Minister, Matthews Morawiecki, accused Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, of orchestrating an unprecedented wave of migrants, trying to enter illegally from Belarus to Poland. Poland closed a border crossing with Belarus on Tuesday, after migrants on the Belarusian side tried to breach a fence to enter its territory.

The immigrant crisis in this area is continuing for months now. The European Union accuses the authoritarian leader of Belarus, Alyaxander Lucashenka, of inciting the influx, as revenge for sanctions the EU has imposed against his regime.

This attack is taking Lucashenka into Moscow; the organiser is President Putin”, Morawiecki said at an emergency session of the Polish Parliament. /Periscopi/