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Poland:minister,accepting refugees "worse" than EU penalties
Blaszczak: let us remember terrorist attacks
17 May, 10:38
(ANSA) - TRIESTE - Accepting refugees would "certainly be
worse" than the European Union imposing penalties, said Interior
Minister Mariusz Blaszczak on Wednesday, according to Radio
Poland. Blaszczak was questioned on Polish Radio about
statements by the European Union that Poland and Hungary have
until June to start accepting refugees or be sanctioned.
"Let us keep in mind what happened in Western Europe. Let us remember the terrorist attacks" which "are a fact in the larger states of the European Union, unfortunately," Blaszczak said.
"Let's remember that they started with relatively few Muslim communities, which are very numerous now" in Europe, he added.
(ANSA).
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"Let us keep in mind what happened in Western Europe. Let us remember the terrorist attacks" which "are a fact in the larger states of the European Union, unfortunately," Blaszczak said.
"Let's remember that they started with relatively few Muslim communities, which are very numerous now" in Europe, he added.
(ANSA).
