Speakers of Baltic parliament and Poland condemn “illegal Lukashenko regime” / Article

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“We, the Speakers of the Chamber of Deputies of the Republic of Poland, the Riigikogu of the Republic of Estonia, the Sejm of the Republic of Lithuania and the Saeima of the Republic of Latvia, declare the illegal aggression of the Lukashenko regime to an unprecedented level. vulnerable lives.

is a violation of international law and political obligations and a violation of fundamental human rights;

strongly condemns the continued use of artificial illegal immigration by the Belarussian regime in its mixed political operations against Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and the European Union;

Urging the international community, in particular the countries of transit and origin, to strongly oppose these measures and to take the necessary measures to prevent the Belarussian authorities from forcing migrants to cross EU borders illegally and to bring the Belarussian regime to justice. ;

condemn the actions of the illegal Lukashenko regime, which has prevented neighboring countries from delivering humanitarian aid to migrants collected and detained by the Lukashenko regime in border areas;

Calling for the immediate implementation of the new set of sanctions agreed at the Foreign Ministers’ Meeting of the Member States of the European Union against individuals and entities participating in the Lukashenko regime’s efforts to facilitate and facilitate illegal transit abroad. Borders of the Union. The exploitation of migrants for political purposes is unacceptable. If the EU continues, it should consider further restrictive measures against the Belarussian regime, in line with its progressive approach;

He emphasized that the responsibility for normalizing the situation at the border lay directly with Alexander Lukashenko’s illegitimate regime, while the European Union and its Member States must continue to be guided by the joint decisions and policies adopted by the European Council and the Foreign Affairs Council. ;

Strongly believes that there is an urgent need to adapt EU legislation to the new reality in order to ensure strong protection of the EU’s external borders and effective measures to prevent illegal border crossings. We therefore look forward to the European Commission’s proposals to adapt the EU legal framework with concrete measures and sufficient financial support to improve border security and thus strengthen the EU’s external borders.

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