Turkey and Russia are behind the war against the EU

The German edition of Bild (https://bit.ly/3mXw89a) suddenly
reported strange news. The publication claims that Putin and
Erdogan are behind the attack on Poland. Over the past six weeks,
more than 6,000 refugees have arrived in Germany via Belarus.
They are transported by plane with the support of two influential
people. Bild was informed about this by German security
authorities. Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko specially
brings migrants to his country in order to then smuggle them to
Poland and Lithuania. According to Bild, Putin and
Erdogan are helping Lukashenka in his attack on the EU.
Both presidents provide logistical support in order to get the
maximum number of migrants to Minsk as quickly as possible,
and then - sometimes at gunpoint - force them to cross the EU
borders.
Several senior Berlin security officials have unanimously confirmed
this to Bild. According to them, the Russian airline Aeroflot
(51% owned by the state) and the Turkish airline Turkish Airlines
(49% owned by the state) play a decisive role in transporting
migrants by air to Belarus. Since last week, a winter flight
schedule has been in effect at the Minsk airport, which will be
relevant until the end of March. It has 57 flights a week to the
Middle East, including exotic destinations such as Erbil in northern
Iraq, Damascus in war-torn Syria and Ras Al Khaimah in the poorest
of the United Arab Emirates. For comparison, the 2019/2020 winter
flight schedule before the coronavirus pandemic included only 17
flights per week to the region.
In addition, there are oddities in the case of many flights,
indicating that they are not intended for "regular" passengers at
all. Thus, the Belarusian airline Belavia flies directly to Antalya
several times a week. However, this direction is not shown among
direct flights in the airline's booking system. The flight to the
emirate of Ras al-Khaimah is formally available for booking, but
when you click on a specific day of departure, an error message
appears. The flight to the capital of the dictator Bashar al-Assad,
Damascus, is operated by the Cham Wing airline, which is
controlled by Assad's cousin. Although the airline flies to Minsk
daily, it is impossible to book a single flight from Syria to the
Belarusian capital on its website.