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Belarus: Hundreds of migrants continue to gather at Bruzgi checkpoint٠٠:٠١:١١
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Hundreds of migrants continued to gather at the Bruzgi checkpoint with Poland in the hopes of being able to gain entry into the EU, on Monday.

According to the Belarus State Border Committee, more than 2,000 migrants are staying at the frontier.

Polish authorities say the migrants are preparing to storm the border. Warsaw has increased the number of Polish troops on the border to 15,000.

The migrant crisis comes amid escalating tensions between the EU and Belarus. Brussels has accused Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of orchestrating the migrant flow as part of a 'hybrid war' designed to put pressure on the bloc over sanctions. Minsk has denied the claims.

Poland last month strengthened border patrols on the frontier with Belarus and put up a barbed wire fence in place in an attempt to stem the flow.

Belarus: Hundreds of migrants continue to gather at Bruzgi checkpoint

Belarus, Bruzgi
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Hundreds of migrants continued to gather at the Bruzgi checkpoint with Poland in the hopes of being able to gain entry into the EU, on Monday.

According to the Belarus State Border Committee, more than 2,000 migrants are staying at the frontier.

Polish authorities say the migrants are preparing to storm the border. Warsaw has increased the number of Polish troops on the border to 15,000.

The migrant crisis comes amid escalating tensions between the EU and Belarus. Brussels has accused Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of orchestrating the migrant flow as part of a 'hybrid war' designed to put pressure on the bloc over sanctions. Minsk has denied the claims.

Poland last month strengthened border patrols on the frontier with Belarus and put up a barbed wire fence in place in an attempt to stem the flow.

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Hundreds of migrants continued to gather at the Bruzgi checkpoint with Poland in the hopes of being able to gain entry into the EU, on Monday.

According to the Belarus State Border Committee, more than 2,000 migrants are staying at the frontier.

Polish authorities say the migrants are preparing to storm the border. Warsaw has increased the number of Polish troops on the border to 15,000.

The migrant crisis comes amid escalating tensions between the EU and Belarus. Brussels has accused Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of orchestrating the migrant flow as part of a 'hybrid war' designed to put pressure on the bloc over sanctions. Minsk has denied the claims.

Poland last month strengthened border patrols on the frontier with Belarus and put up a barbed wire fence in place in an attempt to stem the flow.

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