Angela Merkel pledges support for Poland amid migrant crisis

This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. Angela Merkel pledged Germany s full solidarity with Poland, which is currently fending off a migrant crisis at its eastern border, in a press conference after talks with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Berlin on Thursday. She said we must be united among us Europeans. The eastern European dictator has been accused of allowing migrants to openly cross the border into EU countries Poland, Latvia and Lithuania. Polish forces have been deployed at the border to prevent migrants entering the EU. Ms Merkel struck a united tone with her Polish counterpart, saying that they have the same views on the nature of the crisis we are in and how to solve it. READ MORE: Migrant chaos strikes the heart of the EU as Poland's border wall breached.

Morawiecki adhered to the procedures that Poland had implemented at the border. He stated that his country on the border with Belarus protects the external border of the European Union. He said: "We are defending Germany from a large wave of refugees, because Lukashenko tried to test this border." Ms Merkel had to defend her phone calls with Mr Lukashenko.

France brags that it can 'paralyse British economy' fishing feud explodes INSIGHT Brexit talks on brink as EU refuses to cave - A 16 countdown begins REPORT Eurotunnel is blocked by furious French fishermen REACTION Britain will be sucked into European war AGAIN unless Putin is reelected. The EU believes that the elections where Mr Lukashenko was restored for a sixth time were neither free nor fair. The European dictator previously threatened to open borders for drugs and migrants earlier this year. In July, he said that we will not hold anyone back. After all, we are not their final destination.