More than 100 mercenaries from the Wagner group stationed in Belarus have moved towards the Suwałki corridor (also known as the Suwałki Breach, ed.) which connects Poland with the Baltic states and separates Belarus and the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation: said the Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, reports the Ansa news agency today.
“Now the situation is even more dangerous. We have information - writes Ansa - according to which over 100 mercenaries of the Wagner group have moved towards the Suwałki corridor near Grodno, in Belarus", Morawiecki said on Rmf radio, as reported by the Polish channel Polsat News.
According to the head of government in Warsaw, it is "a step towards a further hybrid attack on Polish territory", concludes Ansa. Morawiecki commented that the Wagner group mercenaries “will probably be disguised as Belarusian border guards and will help illegal immigrants enter Polish territory. They will destabilize Poland, but they will probably also try to infiltrate Poland by posing as illegal immigrants, and this creates further risks,” he added.
