This is CBS I On The World with John Bachelor. Here's John Bachelor.

This is CBS I On The World. I'm John Bachelor. I welcome Michael Jan.

Locals.com's backslash Michael Jan to watch his reporting. He is invilnious, the capital

of Lithuania, and the Baltic states along the Russian Federation Frontier. Not far from

Michael is the Belarus Frontier, Belarus led by the dictator Lukashenko, who has brutalized

his own people and treated the virus as something that you can answer with Asana and Vodka.

This man is not rational to our understanding. However, over these last weeks Michael has

discovered that Lukashenko and Belarus are weaponizing migrants, weaponizing migrants. We

have two headlines in these last days to illustrate. In the Washington Post, the AP report

from Vilnius by Ludas Dupkas, illegal border crossings in the Lithuania past 3000. Lithuania's

border guard service said it detained 171 people, called illegally, crossing from Belarus into

Lithuania on these last days, the largest number in any single day, 2021, and bringing

the total number of migrants to past 3000. In addition, a fresh headline that points to

the dangers implicit in this border crossing. This is the radio free Europe, radio free

liberty. Lukashenko orders probe after claiming Iraqi migrant died near Lithuanian

border. Alexander Lukashenko, the dictator, has ordered an investigation into the alleged

death of an Iraqi man near Belarus's increasingly tense border with Lithuania. The latest move

in a brewing crisis at the EU's previously poorest border with the increasingly isolated

post-Soviet state. Michael, you began with an investigation of the border between Belarus

and Lithuania, and you learned from authorities in Vilnius that the problem was growing

weeks ago, well, it's now reached international proportions. And this Iraqi man, in other

headlines, has said to have been murdered. I'm looking at the Moscow Times saying, murdered

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