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An unspecified number of the Wagner fighters who staged a brief mutiny in Russia in June have since moved to Belarus and have begun training Lukashenko's army, prompting Poland to start moving more than 1,000 of its own troops closer to the border. Lukashenko, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, joked at a meeting with him last month that some of the fighters were keen to press into Poland and "go on a trip to Warsaw and Rzeszow".

Belarus has warned Poland of a possible flight of several military helicopters, witnessed on Tuesday by residents of border settlements; Polish authorities later confirmed that the helicopters crossed the state border.

Belarusian border. they said poland expects others to refrain from this. we've also supported the tensions that have risen following the report of relocation. now, belarus has responded to those accusations by poland of violating their airspace. they set accusations of violation of polish border by belarusian helicopters "are far—fetched." at the response from the belarusian side, saying those are accusations by poland at far—fetched after poland made those. tensions writing between the two sides on the polish border. this weekend marks six months since the turkey—syria earthquake which ...

The Wagner mercenaries could also pose as border guards helping migrants to enter the European Union, Morawiecki said.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on July 29 that the Wagner Group mercenaries could infiltrate Poland from Belarus, where they are currently stationed.