A citizen of Tajikistan has been deported from Poland

The authorities of Poland have deported a citizen of Tajikistan on suspicion of membership in ISIS. He has been banned from entering the Schengen area for three years.

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According to the spokesperson for the Minister-Coordinator of Special Services of Poland, Stanisław Żaryn, the suspect was a religious radical who illegally entered the country from Belarus.

The decision to deport the citizen of Tajikistan was made because the internal security agency identified him as a religiously radical individual sympathetic to “Islamic State.”

He stated that the citizen of Tajikistan, Odilkhon S., arrived in Poland from Belarus in April along with other foreign nationals. He was detained in Poland and placed in a secure center.

“While in the center, this man exhibited signs of religious radicalization. He began to be investigated by the Internal Security Agency. It was established that the man holds radical views and is a supporter of the so-called Islamic State,” said the spokesperson for the Minister-Coordinator of Polish special services.

Previously, Poland also deported several citizens of Tajikistan on charges of “religious radicalism” or membership in ISIS.