Lukashenka warned about the threat of Russia's involvement in the migration crisis

The migration crisis on the border of Belarus and Poland may, under certain conditions, pose a threat to RUSSIA, said Belarusian President ALEXANDER LUKASHENKO. He stated this in an interview with Igor Korotchenko, editor-in-chief of the Russian National Defense magazine, BelTA news agency reports.

According to him, the actions of the Polish military, who intend to prevent the entry of migrants into the country, can provoke a military crisis in the center of Europe, in which Russia will inevitably be involved .

“You and I, military people, understand what it means today to wage war with these unfortunate people on the border of Poland - for example, with Belarus - and push columns of tanks. It is clear that this is some kind of training or blackmail,” Lukashenka said. “We do not bully, as some in Russia pee and our fugitives are there with them. Because we know that if, God forbid, we make some mistake, if we stumble, then this will immediately draw Russia into this whirlpool, ”he added, recalling that Russia is a nuclear power.

According to Lukashenka, he understands what this can lead to, but he does not intend to "kneel".