Lukashenkas regime killed Polish soldier with impunity
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A Polish soldier, who was stabbed by a migrant on the Belarusian-Polish border, died.
May 28, about 50 migrants, armed with stones and sticks, attacked Polish soldiers on the border with Belarus. As a result, one of the soldiers was stabbed. Since then, Polish doctors have been fighting for his life and he was taken to the Military Medical Institute in Warsaw. Unfortunately, today it became known that the military man had passed away.
The death of a fellow soldier was commented on by the Polish Border Guard: “It is with great sadness that we received the news of the death of a serviceman, our colleague who served in the protection of the state border. We express our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones. We unite in our pain with the soldiers of the Polish Army.”
Poland, which is at the forefront of the fight against illegal migration, has to face regular provocations from the Belarusian authorities. These actions are part of a hybrid war waged by Lukashenka and Putin.
Migrants also attack Polish border guards. Only in the last 24 hours, border guards have prevented 450 attempts of illegal entry into the country.
These provocations, extreme brutality and murders are not only encouraged, but pushed to be committed by the regime of Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenka. In Belarus, the dictator already has complete impunity for committing any bloodshed. This chaos and brutality Lukashenko seeks to spread in Poland and the European Union as well.
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