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Will Poland take legal action against Germany over border incident?
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Donald Tusk Decries German Police Actions at Polish Border Over Migrants
Jun 18, 2024, 04:41 AM
German police brought immigrants to Poland and drove away. The incident occurred near the town of Osinów Dolny. A police car crossed the German-Polish border and dropped off a family of migrants from the Middle East - two adults and three children, Chojna24 reported. German police returned a family of five Afghan asylum seekers that had illegally departed Poland. Warsaw decried the move as a violation of law, German police say Polish counterparts left them waiting for hours. Donald Tusk confronts Germany over family of migrants abandoned in Poland. Video shows German police van entering Polish territory and dropping off two adults and three children before driving back across the border. Donald Tusk has demanded Germany explain an “unacceptable” incident in which its police reportedly drove a family of migrants across the border and abandoned them on Polish soil.
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