When marching, remember this! March leader Robert Bakiewicz said in a speech that all Poles should stand behind those who are protecting the eastern border. Today, there are also external disputes. About 15, Polish troops have joined riot police and border guards at the border. The Defense Ministry said Thursday that the migrants made a number of attempts to cross the border since Wednesday, as they have all week.
Near the village of Bialowieza, where a group of a few hundred migrants threw debris across the razor-wire fence at Polish troops and then tried to destroy it, shots were fired in the air to deter them. Shots also were fired in the air near the village of Szudzialowo after migrants attacked a soldier, the ministry said. The soldier was unhurt and the attackers fled into Belarus. Since the start of the year, there have been 33, attempts to cross the border illegally, with 17, in October alone, the border guard service said.
The border crisis has been brewing since summer, with migrants trying to cross from Belarus to Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. Many want to head for Germany, but Finland also is a destination. The riot lasted the night. The Deputy Marshals, acting as the civil authority of the federal government, made all the arrests.
As soon as they were arrested, many of the demonstrators simply collapsed, forcing the Deputies to drag them to the waiting prison vans where other Deputies pushed and shoved the recalcitrant demonstrators aboard. The Deputies worked without relief, taking few breaks.
Physically exhausted, they responded to the rioters with increasingly rough treatment, though remarkably few injuries. A total of people were arrested. Forty-seven people-demonstrators, soldiers, and U. Marshals were injured. By o'clock Sunday morning, most of the protestors had left; only remained. The October Pentagon riot, the first national protest against the war, exemplified the agonizingly divisive debate over Vietnam.
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