Lithuania is building the first European steel wall to stop illegal alien Muslim invaders from entering the country from Belarus

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Poland has also announced plans to build a long steel fence on the border with Belarus.

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Bare Naked Islam

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8 November 2021

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National News

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illegal immigration

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Lithuania has started building the first stretches of a steel wall on its border with Belarus since illegal alien Muslim invaders from the Middle East, Africa, and other areas began entering this year. The European Union has accused Belarus of deliberately encouraging the illegal migrants to enter EU states Poland, Lithuania and Latvia via Belarusian territory as a way of putting pressure on the bloc. Poland has also announced plans to build a long steel fence on the border with Belarus.

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