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Estonian Border Guards Predict an Increase in the Flow of Illegal Migrants in the Coming Weeks

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Estonian border guards predict an increase in the flow of illegal migrants in the coming weeksThe head of the Police and Border Guard Department said that a new influx of migrants could come from Belarus, despite the fact that Estonia does not...

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Migration pressure will increase significantly in the coming weeks, as everyone who is currently still in Belarus will try to leave before the freezing temperatures arrive, said Egert Beličev, Director General of the Police and Border Guard Board, on the program "Esimene studiudio".

·Tallinn, Estonia
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EKRE Riigikogu MP Anti Poolamets comments on the PPA news that migration pressure on Estonia may increase. “They are coming across the borders like Stalin-era bag boys, illegal immigrants are taking advantage of the government’s door-to-door policy. The government of tires is in a mess. All the doors have already been opened to mass immigration – universities, Boldid-Woldid, NGOs organizing Third World immigration have been put to work, but they…

In the coming weeks, migration pressures may increase significantly: people who are currently in Belarus will try to enter Europe before the frost strikes, as announced by Egert Belichev, Director-General of the Estonian Police and Border Department, in the "First Studio" programme, on 8 October, is transmitting the ERR. According to him, Russia is using Belarus to pressure Europe.

Estonia is preparing for a new migration challenge — more and more illegals are trying to penetrate from Belarus. The situation is aggravated, and the authorities decide to tighten the penalties for illegal border crossing. Time to decide how to maintain our safety and order! 🚨🌍

In the coming weeks, Estonia expects to intensify migratory pressure from the Belarusian direction.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling broke the news in Tallinn, Estonia on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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