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Immigrant crisis exacerbates: Russian bombers toured Belarus

Putin sent in an unusual move the aircraft capable of carrying nuclear missiles, in a demonstration in support of the Lukashenko regime.

This is at a time when the EU is discussing the imposition of additional sanctions due to the encouragement of immigrants to enter Polish territory.

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Wednesday, 10 November 2021, 22:57

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Able to carry supersonic missiles.

"Topolov" bomber Tu-22M3 in the skies of Belarus, today (Photo: Reuters)

Russia today (Wednesday) unusually sent two strategic bombers on a tour of Belarus' airspace, as part of a demonstration in support of its ally in a confrontation with the EU over the immigration crisis at its borders, particularly on the Polish border.

The Russian bombers, the Topolev Tu-22M3, are capable of carrying nuclear missiles, including supersonic missiles designed to evade advanced Western air defense systems.

Moscow's decision to intensify the threat came at a time when the 27 - nation bloc is considering imposing further sanctions on Minsk.

In Brussels, the regime of dictator Alexander Lukashenko is blamed for creating the crisis, while Belarus denies it.

Poland said today that migrants stranded on the Belarusian side of the border repeatedly tried to break into its territory during the night, and it announced reinforcements on the border.

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In the video: Refugees on the Polish border (Photo: Reuters)

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