Poland may stop border traffic with Belarus. This was stated by Deputy Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Poland Maciej Wonsik to Polish Radio..

“I would not rule out that we will not have border traffic with Belarus. We are ready for different scenarios and are determined to take further measures,” Wonsik said..

According to him, the condemnation of the representatives of the Polish minority by the “Belarusian tribunals”, the imprisonment of the Polish minority activist and journalist Andrzej Poczobut and the destruction of the cemeteries of the soldiers of the Home Army cannot remain without a reaction from Warsaw.

“We are ready for further action. However, we will see how the Belarusian side will behave. Waiting for some signals. First of all, we want Pochobut to be free.. This is obvious,” the official said, adding that the Polish side also demands respect for the rights of the Polish minority and an end to the destruction of the cemeteries of the soldiers of the Home Army..

In early February, Warsaw decided to suspend traffic in Bobrovniki, Podlaskie Voivodeship. After that, Charge d'Affaires for Poland Marcin Wojciechowski was summoned to the Foreign Ministry in Minsk.

Polish Interior Minister Mariusz Kaminsky said the decision was made "

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On February 24, Poland expelled the Belarusian military attache, and before that, an officer of the Polish Border Guard and two employees of the Polish Consulate in Belarusian Grodno left the country.

Earlier, a Belarusian court in Grodno sentenced Polish minority activist and journalist Andrzej Poczobut to eight years in a strict regime colony..