After silent incident at border, guards admit they prefer to flee than defend themselves

A disturbing trend has emerged among Lithuanian border guards, who admit to preferring flight over defense when confronted by aggressive migrants. This reluctance to engage stems from a deep-seated fear of facing protracted legal battles and potential disciplinary actions, according to reports.

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border guards prefer to flee rather than defend themselves.

Despite being well-armed, border guards describe a situation where they often choose to retreat rather than confront, fearing the repercussions of any physical engagement. This perceived lack of support and the daunting prospect of navigating the justice system have created an environment of apprehension. The guards feel they are more likely to be subjected to investigations than to be protected by the state.

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they fear being dragged through the courts.

Meanwhile, migrants are reportedly growing increasingly emboldened, aware that the consequences for their actions are minimal. This dynamic has created a challenging and potentially dangerous situation at the border. While the head of the border guard service expressed surprise at the attention the incident received, prosecutors have expanded their investigation into the matter, indicating the seriousness with which the issue is now being treated.

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migrants are becoming bolder, knowing that no one will do anything to them.