Caucasian express

In Brest, from 1000 to 2700 people who want to get political asylum in the EU, on various sources, accumulated in Brest on the Belarusian-Polish border. Every morning, 600-700 people sit on the morning train to the Polish Terespol in the hope of obtaining refugee status.

The last three months every morning at the Brest station begins the same way: crowds of refugees from Chechnya and Dagestan gather near the cash desk, go by train for several minutes and pass a short interview at the border point in Polish Terespol. A few hours later the train returns. Every day, only two or three families manage to go to the other side. This is how the "Surka Day" looks like a woman. Many have dozens of attempts behind many.

The reasons for leaving the house here are reluctant to say here: firstly, if the Poles do not miss, but there will be no money for new attempts, then you will have to return to Russia. Secondly, if at home they learn about communicating with journalists, then their relatives can begin problems.