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Written by SOT.COM.AL 21 Shtator 2023
The prime minister of the state of Thuringia, Bodo Ramelow, admits that they are at "limits" due to the increase in the number of refugees. Meanwhile, the Minister of the Interior of the state, Maeier, speaks of the use of migration as a means of pressure. Due to the continuous increase in the number of refugees in his state of Thuringia, Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow expressed concern. "The state and the municipalities are at the limit." said the left-wing politician to the "Rhenische Post" newspaper. The first refugee reception center in Suhl has been accepting more people than its capacity for some time. "Normally, 800 people should stay there, but in the meantime there are over 1,000. And we continue to have a strong influx."
Demands by the conservative Union to tighten controls at the German borders have been rejected by the prime minister of the state of Thuringia, Ramelow. The Schengen area, where there are no regular border checks, should still be in force. "It does no good to send the police out into the Thuringian forest for promotional purposes." Much more is needed for the solidarity system to function within Europe. "And all those who are here must have a work permit after three months, in order to take care of themselves, and they must." With this, the "fairy tale of the threat from refugees" comes to an end.
Deliberate campaign by Belarus and Russia?
Meanwhile, the Interior Minister of Thuringia, Georg Maier (SPD), accused Russia and Belarus of using the refugee issue to increase pressure on Germany. "Behind the increase in the number of migrants coming through Eastern Europe is hidden a deliberate campaign by Russia and Belarus", said Maier to the newspapers of the media group, "Funkegruppe". The social democratic politician said that "the autocrats in Moscow and Minsk want to destabilize Germany, and use migration as a means of pressure."
German authorities have determined that migrants such as those from Syria and Turkey fly to Russia and then come organized to Belarus and through that to Poland and Germany. "So many people in such a short time can only come organized, from a dictatorship like Belarus or an autocracy like Russia." Maier called this "deliberate instrumentalization of migration by countries like Russia."