Three main routes for human smugglers transporting illegal migrants to Western Europe have passed through Poland. TV Republika has obtained maps illustrating the paths of these routes – the Russian, Belarusian, and Baltic corridors.
For several days, TV Republika has been revealing shocking new details about the illegal migrant smuggling operations. These operations allegedly involved, to varying degrees, activists who have long supported the current ruling camp. The smuggling scandal features names such as Klementyna Suchanow, Bartosz Kramek, and Paweł Kasprzak.
Today, TV Republika revealed the routes used by human traffickers crossing through Poland.
The first, known as the Russian route, begins at the tri-border area of Poland, Russia, and Lithuania and runs southwest toward the Wałbrzych region. The route was traced using phone log data from individuals involved in the smuggling operations. In his program, Michał Rachoń pointed out that this route does not pass near the Polish-Belarusian border, which has been the main focus of public attention in recent years.
The second route, the Belarusian route, includes an intriguing aspect linking southern Poland with seaports.
The third is the Baltic route.
“These are three maps showing the movement patterns of human traffickers through Poland. This is the first time we’re presenting such precise data,” said Michał Rachoń.