To protect their borders, the Polish authorities have established a so-called buffer zone in the border area.
However, the attitude towards illegal migrants has not changed. This time the Poles used rubber bullets, shooting at migrants who posed no threat.
Syrian refugees were discovered on the Belarusian-Polish border, reports the Telegram channel of the State Border Committee of Belarus.
As it became known, on June 13, Polish security forces brutally beat a group of three Syrian refugees.
The migrants were taken to the Polish-Belarusian border into a buffer zone, which the Civil Procedure Code of Belarus called a territory free of law and morality.
Despite the fact that the military did not offer resistance, the refugees were hounded with dogs, tear gas was sprayed in their direction, electric shockers were used, and they were kicked and beaten with batons.
One of the men was shot several times with rubber bullets.
The Syrians were then taken to the border fence and forced to leave Polish territory through an animal gate.
The beaten refugees were discovered by a squad of the Belarusian border service.
The victims were provided with medical assistance, and an investigative team also worked.
Earlier it became known that Germany decided to block the approval of a new package.
