Migrant exodus from Belarus: Iraq airlifts
hundreds back home and Poland claims victory
after desperate people were weaponised
by dictator Alexander Lukashenko in attempt
to humiliate the EU
Posted By: Ribicon, 11/26/2021 10:07:51 PM
A major exodus of migrants is underway from Belarus to Iraq as Poland claims victory in the battle for control of Europe's borders. Hundreds who aimed to seek refugee status in the EU by breaking through the Polish border are now seeking daily flights back to the Middle East. Video and pictures from Minsk airport shows the returnees—including children—awaiting repatriation flights. 'It shows that with decisive action it is possible to stop the malicious and illegal exploitation of migrants,' said a Polish source. One Iraqi Airways flight left last night at 10:15pm local time, while another departed today at 2:45am. Both were flying to Erbil,
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Lol.
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How bad is this?
Oh, it’s bad.
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The Hate That Dare Not Speak Its Name
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Poland, to its great credit and unlike the USA and most of Europe, sees no virtue in the the malicious and illegal exploitation of migrants and native citizens alike. As the man says, without borders, language, and culture, you have no nation.