UN Security Council meeting on situation at Belarusian-Polish border held in New York

The collective rhetoric of the West in relation to the situation on the Belarusian-Polish border was predictable for us: an extraordinary meeting of the UN Security Council took place in New York. And expectedly, the international organization became a platform for promotion of the western geopolitical agenda. The USA, the UK and the EU countries did not acknowledge their role in creating the migration crisis and blamed Belarus in everything. Dmitry Polyanskiy, First Deputy Permanent Representative of the Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations, criticized Western countries, accusing them of shifting responsibility and lack of transparency. 

Dmitry Polianskiy, First Deputy Permanent Representative of the Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations:
Belarus maintains dialogue with the UN representatives. Belarus is absolutely transparent. It's not a problem for journalists, for NGOs, for anybody to go to places of migrants' accommodation. Belarusians distribute humanitarian aid. There are no problems with access to this territory for any UN agency.  But there is no access for NGOs, journalists and volunteers to the areas where 12-15 thousand Polish military personnel are present. The same situation is with Lithuania, where there is absolute lack of transparency. I know that this causes criticism within the European Union itself, but this is a family business of the EU.
Using the information noise and far-fetched accusations Europe and the US have openly declared that they are going to introduce a new package of sanctions. And this means that Western diplomats have achieved their task. After all, for them the migration crisis is just another tool for further pressure on a sovereign country.