Slovakia's Short-Lived Border Deployment to Hungary to Curb Migration

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Slovakia's new government has deployed hundreds of police officers and troops along the Hungarian border to curb the increasing number of migrants illegally crossing into the country. Prime Minister Robert Fico warned of potential infiltration by individuals linked to "terrorist" groups and emphasized the need to control illegal migration. The Interior Ministry reported a significant rise in the number of migrants using Slovakia as a transit country, with almost 40,000 registered this year, 11 times more than the previous year.
- Slovakia sends troops to Hungarian border to curb migration DW (English)
- New Slovak PM Fico deploys police and armed forces to Hungary border to block migrants euronews
- Fico's border crackdown ends after one night EURACTIV
- After catching no migrants, Slovakia cancels snap border controls with Hungary POLITICO Europe
- Slovakia withdraws reinforcement from border with Hungary - just one day after announcing deployment Euronews
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