Over 1,000 migrants from the Middle East are attempting to breach the Polish-Belarusian border near the crossing point in Kuźnica but were pushed back by a line of Polish officers. Migrants are looking for weak links in a non-existent chain fence.

Polish Border Guard reported that hundreds of migrants tried to cross the Polish-Belarusian border near Kuźnica on Monday, and many of them were highly hostile. Armed Belarusian officers were seen to be present behind the huge group of migrants.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, who recently inked an armed alliance with Russia is also hostile and he has had enough of turning his cheek to receive a constant slapping from belligerent Brussels. Europe’s most popular president, who unlike the EU President is actually elected, appears to be goading the beleaguered President Ursula van den Leyen.

‘The attempt to break through the border was repelled. Soldiers, Border Guard officers and police officers are present in the area,’ said the spokeswoman of the Podlasie Border Guard unit Katarzyna Zdanowicz.

She added that all necessary measures to ensure the border’s security against the migrants are being undertaken. Zdanowicz noted that large groups of migrants are also currently moving along the border and are throwing planks at the border fence. The groups are comprised mainly of young men who are encouraging other migrants to force their way through the border.

The Polish Ministry of National Defence posted about the attack on social media and attached a video from the incident. The Border Guard underlined that even more numerous groups of migrants are being led to the border by Belarusian services. Border Guard officers are at the scene and are repelling as many illegal migrants as possible.

Independent Belarusian journalists warned that Belarusian services pushed the migrants into the forest near the border. Meanwhile, independent Belarusian television Nexta explained that Monday’s march on the border was organised by the Kurdish migrants themselves.

Polish Minister of Defence Mariusz Błaszczak assured that over 12,000 soldiers were on duty at the border and that together with the Ministry of the Interior services, they were prepared to defend the Polish border. One can only hope the Poles are more successful than they were on September 1, 1939, when after two decades of provoking Germany the Reich replied.

Due to the events on the Polish-Belarusian border, a government crisis management team gathered in Warsaw and will soon discuss the situation with President Andrzej Duda.