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Poland’s best foreign official fixed his hopes to fight a growing migration problem in China, where he hoped to stop Russia to stop a ‘hybrid operation’ on the eastern border. Foreign Minister Radoslow Sikorski will meet with Chinese counterpart Wang on Monday a few days after Poland closed his border with Belarus due to military exercises initiated by his neighbor in coordination with Russia. Mr. Sikorski said Poland has spent half a billion euros to build a fence along the 250 -mile Belarus border in response to the increase in immigrant transitions in the last four years.
When an immigrant and Prime Minister Donald Tusk was attacked and killed by a Polish guard, he accused the border tensions of Belarus and Russia of illegal migration. The Foreign Minister promised China to put pressure on Chinese colleague to impress on Russia to stop the activities in the region, which is an important trade route for railway shipments to Europe.
“This is a very important issue, and if it doesn’t bring it to the agenda, I will, Sik Sikorski said before the FM publisher meets with Mr. Yi today. “If the border is to be completely open, there must be peace on both sides.”
For the first time, Poland did not lean on China for the first time to help cope with the border problem. Last year, then President Andrzej Duda received the help of Bejing during a visit to a state that “helped for several months”.
Sikorski, “But unfortunately, this hybrid operation is intensified again.” He said. “So we have to talk again.”
Poland, last week with the help of NATO allies entering the airspace falling more than one Russian aircraft, in an incident, the country’s defense officials, Ukraine in Moscow during the wave of strikes “aggression action” called.
Poland reported that some drones came from Belarus, where Russian and Belarus troops organized common military exercises, and the allies started on Friday five days ‘war games’ and tested their ready for war.
Ukraine’s occupation and NATO spokesman said the alliance had to fight a potential threat in the airspace.
The Russian Defense Ministry refused to target Poland, but Belarus said that the drones “lost their routes” because they were stuck.
Russia’s Chinese support has kept the economy of Vladimir Putin since the full -scale invasion in 2022, and provided drones, ammunition and machines to make weapons to his army.
