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00:00Angela Merkel and Russian President Alexander Lukashenko is the second in three days to start negotiations on a European level
00:09to solve the crisis of immigrants.
00:11Consultations during which Belarus proposed to lend fifty thousand immigrants to their countries,
00:18to negotiate with the European Union
00:21to establish a humanitarian corridor to Germany for two thousand immigrants at the border. No reaction has yet been received from the German side. In this regard,
00:31European moves are intensifying to calm the scene between Poland and Belarus,
00:37French President Manuel Micron discussed with Russian President Vladimir Putin the possibility of mediation to communicate with the Belarusian side
00:45is something in which Russia expressed its readiness to do it.
00:49The foreign ministers of the G7 countries called on Belarus to put an end to the immigration crisis at its borders with Poland, accusing it
00:58by deliberately provoking the crisis and endangering the lives of immigrants.
01:03Countries in the European Union are making explicit accusations to Moscow of using the refugees as a weapon against it with the support of Moscow,
01:12in response to the European sanctions imposed on it as a result of its suppression of protesters
01:18on Lukashenko's victory in the last Russian elections. Moscow is helping it in this because of its disagreement with the West on several issues
01:28including their support for Ukraine.
01:30the gas project Noordholstrim II, and they are also accusations denied by Moscow
01:36Each of them is accusing each other, while about seven thousand immigrants are sleeping on the Polish border. in light of Qasim's cold
01:46hoping to enter the European Union,
01:49There are news about the death of more than five people as a result of the weather and injuries as a result of the intermittent clashes between them
01:57and the Polish security which is trying
01:59stop them
02:00from crossing
02:03in
02:07Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
02:10Through the application of Zu from Washington, Dr. Mohammed Al-Sharqawi, professor of dispute settlement at George Mizun University, joins us.
02:18Welcome with us Dr. Mohammed.
02:21So the days are heading towards the Polish-Belarussian border. Where do you think this border crisis is headed?
02:32It seems that the Government of Musk has reached the conviction that
02:37the escalation and the management of the crisis by arming the refugees by putting pressure on Poland and the rest of the countries in the European Union
02:46She reached her limit and the tone changed. Today, we have noticed that the Government of Egypt has accepted to start deporting
02:53Five thousand, not fifty thousand out of seven thousand
02:58from these refugees to