The Polish Foreign Ministry has issued an urgent advisory for all Polish citizens in Belarus to leave the country immediately, citing concerns over potential persecution and difficulties in exiting amid escalating tensions.
This warning comes as Poland accuses Belarus of engaging in destabilizing activities, including orchestrating weaponized migration at the Polish-Belarusian border. The ministry"s statement emphasizes the need for citizens to exercise caution and make arrangements to depart as soon as possible due to the deteriorating situation.
Relations between Poland and Belarus have been strained for several years, particularly following the controversial 2020 presidential election in Belarus, which led to widespread protests and international condemnation. The current advisory reflects the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region, raising fears for the safety of Polish nationals.
As tensions rise, the Polish government is closely monitoring the situation and may implement further measures to ensure the safety of its citizens. Polish nationals are encouraged to stay informed about developments and to reach out to the embassy for assistance if needed. For more on this situation, see our previous reports.
