The Polish police confirmed the discovery of a body on the border with Belarus on Saturday. Tomasz Krupa, a spokesman for the border police, said it was a Syrian in his 20s who was found dead in a forest near the border near Wolka Terechowska. “After the investigation by the police, doctors and the public prosecutor’s office, the cause of death could not be determined with certainty.” Prosecutors handed the body over to the court’s forensic pathology department to find an answer to that question. The man had a passport with him, said Krupa. The Polish police have also released additional video material showing migrants moving along the border accompanied by Belarusian officials. The humanitarian situation of the migrants has been dire for about a week. Thousands of people are stuck in the forest without care. Doctors Without Borders Kyle McNally believes that this situation could worsen if aid organizations were not given access to the people. “The longer people stay there, the more the situation will get worse. Unhindered, unconditional humanitarian access to these people must be granted. Doctors Without Borders calls on the European authorities to allow humanitarian organizations such as Doctors Without Borders to allow these people.” so that we can understand their needs and respond accordingly. ” The EU accuses the Belarusian government of a “hybrid attack”. Accordingly, these visas are issued in the Middle East, the migrants are transported to Minsk and encouraged to illegally cross borders in order to put the EU under pressure. Kyle McNally says this type of rhetoric makes it difficult to provide humanitarian aid to the people on the border. “This is not a war, this is not about weapons, but about people. They deserve to be treated like people, with dignity, respect and care. “Belarusian President Lukashenko rejects these allegations. Even Russian President Putin, who is said to support Lukashenko, once again emphasized nothing on Saturday to deal with the situation.