Belarus-Poland border: Syrian Migrants tell of being trapped!

Belarus-Poland border: Migrants tell of being trapped! (Reuters) – Syrian transient Youssef Atallah dreaded he would kick the bucket in the backwoods on the Polish line subsequent to being left without food or water in freezing cool, incapable to inhale through his nose after it was broken by what he said was an attack by a Belarusian officer.

Presently in the wellbeing of a traveler place in the eastern Polish city of Bialystok, Atallah said he was one of numerous transients caught on the boondocks subsequent to being moved once again into Belarus by Polish gatekeepers, just to be impeded by Belarusian security powers who had recently assisted them with intersection into Poland.

“We let them know we need to return to (Belarusian capital) Minsk, we would rather not proceed with this outing,” he said. “They told us there is no returning to Minsk for you. Simply go to Poland.”

An Afghan transient who declined to be named likewise educated Reuters concerning his experience of being stuck among Belarus and Poland, incapable to turn around with the main choice being to attempt again to cross the line with the guide of Belarusian security administrations.

“The Belarusian warriors themselves, they power and assist transients with getting across the boundary,” he said, adding that fighters had let him know this was a request from the state.

Youssef Atallah, a transient from Syria, who says he was beaten by the Belarusian line watches, remains in the middle for travelers in Bialystok, Poland, November 10, 2021. REUTERS/Marko Djurica

Youssef Atallah, a transient from Syria, who says he was beaten by the Belarusian line monitors, remains in the middle for travelers in Bialystok, Poland, November 10, 2021. REUTERS/Marko Djurica

The Afghan, who escaped his country after the Islamist aggressor Taliban cleared to control in August, portrayed how consistently the Belarusian military would come and take a gathering of 30 or 40 transients from camps and push them to the outskirts.

“They view the boundary and in case there is no one there they give them a bolt-shaper and power them to slice through (Poland’s) razor-wire fence,” he said.

Thaer Rezk, 29, a transient from Homs in Syria, said Belarusian monitors now and then cut openings in line fencing themselves to assist assisted traveler with getting Poland or adjoining Lithuania, and subsequently into the European Union.

In spite of his experience, the Afghan traveler was hopeful with regards to his future having come to EU soil.

“I feel more secure at the present time. I’m certain that I will fabricated a decent vocation here and my child will get a well-rounded schooling – his future will be protected.”

The EU, which has over and over authorized Belarus for denials of basic liberties, blames Minsk for tricking travelers from war-torn, denied nations and sending them as “pawns” to cross into Poland to attempt to plant brutal mayhem on the alliance’s eastern flank.

SOURCE: (Reuters)