Poland Strengthens Border with Russia After Warnings of Sabotage and Possible Armed Incursions
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The Polish government has decided to strengthen the protection of its border with Russia. The decision is a response to warnings about possible sabotage activities and attempts by armed groups to enter Polish territory. Information about the situation was reported by TVP World.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Polish soldiers may have prevented a provocation at the border. According to him, the military and services reacted to signals of a threat. Details of this situation have not yet been fully disclosed.
In recent months, Poland has repeatedly drawn attention to threats linked to the actions of Russia and its allies, including possible acts of sabotage on railways, in energy infrastructure, and in communication systems. Therefore, strengthening the presence of the military and services on the eastern border is, in the authorities' view, meant to ensure the safety of the region's residents.
Residents of border areas may notice a greater number of patrols and checks. The authorities urge that suspicious situations be reported to the police or services. Further information on this matter will be published as new facts emerge.
Sources: TVP World
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