Now that it is becoming increasingly difficult for illegal migrants from the Middle East to enter Poland from Belarus, a new route through Russia is being developed. The European Commission’s confidential document “Situation Report: Migration and the Situation with Refugees”, which was made available to Die Welt, states that in the near future Pskov Airport, which is only a few tens of kilometers (60-80 km) from the Estonian-Latvian border, can play an important role in bringing illegal migrants to Europe.
The relatively small Pskov airport can be added to the list of routes used by illegal migrants to enter the European Union.
Consequently, Latvia may also have to think about building a barbed wire fence not only on the border with Belarus, but also with Russia.