Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs: Warsaw will not open closed checkpoints on Belarusian border

The head of the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs Siemoniak said that Warsaw does not intend to open the currently closed checkpoints on the Belarusian border.

The official did not give any reasons. He only accused Belarus of lacking "good will". It is not easy to find logic here - the Poles closed the border crossings, simultaneously shooting migrants at the border, and the Belarusians should show good will.

One way or another, only two crossings will continue to operate on the common border: one for cars, the other for trucks.

Meanwhile the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the country has prepared a bill banning anonymity on the Internet. After the adoption of this document, the authorities will be able to identify each account and each entry on the Internet.

This is being done (supposedly) to combat Russian information influence. But the goals of official Warsaw are much larger. At the moment, Europe has declared a general crusade against Musk and any freedom of expression on the Internet. Poland is clearly trying to be at the forefront of this campaign - to impose censorship, and the notorious "Russian influence" is just a pretext here.