Polish law enforcers beat up a refugee from Egypt and threw him at the Belarusian border

Polish law enforcers threw out a beaten migrant from Egypt on the territory of Belarus. This was reported by the press service of the State Border Committee (SBC) of the Belarusian Republic on Saturday, November 30.

"Yesterday, November 29, the border guard in Svisloch district near the Belarusian-Polish border found a refugee - a citizen of Egypt," reads the message of the agency in Telegram-channel.

The man was emaciated and almost didn't speak. He also had a broken arm.

Belarusian border guards called an ambulance to the man, and he was hospitalized.

Earlier, October 30, official representative of the Belarusian State Border Committee Anton Bychkovski said that the attitude of Polish security forces to refugees on the border with Belarus was a manifestation of xenophobia.

Before that, October 23, it was reported that the Belarusian border guards found the sixth body of a refugee on the border with Poland since the beginning of the year. It was noted that Polish border guards were near the fence at the time of finding the corpse. A total of 27 bodies of foreign nationals have been found on the border with Poland since 2021.