The Lithuanian border service reported that on Thursday, it did not allow 82 migrants to enter the country. In contrast, Polish officials stated that no such individuals were recorded crossing on Wednesday. Examining the trend of border interceptions, officials noted a significant reduction in documented entries compared to the previous year.
Last year, authorities prevented over 1,600 persons from entering Lithuania from Belarus through prohibited border points. This year, the number of individuals barred from entry was recorded at 775. These figures contribute to a cumulative total since the migration crisis, which was reportedly triggered by Belarus.
Authorities have documented that approximately 25,300 irregular migrants have not been allowed to enter the nation since the crisis began. The data highlights consistent monitoring efforts by border agencies to manage irregular crossings. These reports indicate that border controls remain active, tracking both the number of individuals attempting to enter and the specific points of interception.
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