Migrants hold “dabkeh” parties in the streets of Minsk.

The pioneers of social networking sites transmitted a video clip documenting a group of Kurdish youths holding “dabkeh” parties on a street in the Belarusian capital, Minsk.

In the past few days, Minsk residents began to notice that immigrants from Arab countries spend the night directly on the streets, and spend the night in sleeping bags among the trees.

Recently, Lithuania, Latvia and Poland reported an increase in the number of illegal immigrants arrested at the border with Belarus, accusing Minsk of creating a migration crisis.

Given the situation, the President of Poland decided to impose a state of emergency in the regions bordering Belarus, and to use the army and police, to help the border authorities.

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And the Polish border guards reported that, last September, 7,535 attempts to cross the border with Belarus were recorded illegally, while this number had reached in the whole of 2020 only 120.

The Belarusian President, Alexander Lukashenko, indicated earlier that Minsk will no longer stop the flow of illegal immigrants to the European Union, due to Western sanctions, and the lack of funds and capabilities.

The Belarusian border guards also repeatedly announce that Lithuania, Poland and Latvia have expelled immigrants to the territory of the Republic of Belarus.