Lithuania filed a lawsuit against the United Nations International Court against Belarus, accusing them to organize a migration crisis. About this with reference to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Baltic Republic to report to the National Radio LRT.
As explained in the document, Lithuania began to experience the record growth of illegal migration from Belarus since 2021.
“The evidence is collected by Lithuania organizations confirming the direct relevance of the Belarut government in organizing the flow of migrants,” followed the lawsuit.
Since August 2021, when thousands of migrants from Asia and Africa have tried to overcome Belarus into Lithuania, the latter began to return illegal immigrants again. Since then, more than 23,600 people have been sent from the Baltic Republic's border. In 2024, 1,002 migrants were expelled and 680 people earlier this year.
At the same time, the leader of Belarut Alexander Lukashenko assign On the opposite issue. He advised Lithium authorities, as well as Poland did not indignant with the flow of people migrants to Belarus.
He called the normal situation, saying that people from different countries of the former Soviet Union and Russia came to the Republic. Lukashenko emphasized that none of the migrants will leave the country, and call on Poland and Lithuana not to create a problem.