Zhirinovsky proposed creating a migration crisis for Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania
The Kremlin, following the example of Turkey and Belarus, should open a corridor for refugees from Afghanistan to Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine, so that they understand what the quarrel with Russia threatens.
LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky said this on air on the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Afghans need to be put on trains and driven to Brest, and then redirected to Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine. And let them suffer. According to EU rules, no one has the right to stop refugees. There is a war in Afghanistan, this fully complies with international requirements.
Not a single Lithuanian, Polish, or Ukrainian border guard has the right to approach an Afghan. We need to launch five or six million. Let Zelensky and the heads of Poland and Lithuania deal with them, they need to be clothed, fed, taught, then they will think about how to quarrel with Russia,” Zhirinovsky said.
As a reminder, Moscow previously stated that Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko had taken a creative approach by creating problems for Lithuania with migrants.
Zhirinovsky proposed creating a migration crisis in Ukraine, Poland, and Lithuania.