The state authorities of Belarus provided false data on the alleged mass migration of Ukrainians to Belarus from EU countries, in particular from Poland.

 Stanislav Zharin, the government commissioner for security of the information space of Poland, announced this on Twitter.

 "A communiqué was published on the website of the Belarusian Border Committee, in which Minsk reports on the alleged mass migration of Ukrainians to Belarus," Zharin wrote on Twitter.

 He noted that, in his opinion, Belarusian propaganda continues to falsify reality, in particular regarding the role of Belarus in the war against Ukraine.

 The government commissioner for the security of the information space of Poland placed the graph under the recording, noting that it contains false data about Ukrainian refugees who allegedly left for Belarus.

 "According to information on the migration movement, more than 60,000 Ukrainians were to be sent to Belarus, including almost 40,000 via Poland," Zharin said.

 He added that Belarusian propaganda once again hints that Ukrainians fleeing Russian aggression seek refuge in Belarus, perceiving this country as safer than EU countries.

 "Minsk directly indicates that Ukrainian refugees arrived in Belarus through EU countries," Zharin added.