Provocation at the border with Belarus. A fresh storm of migrants has been shown

"The Border defender with an electronic barrier constantly monitor the situation on the Polish-Belarusian border. all approach under the barrier, and even more attempts to illegally cross the border, are immediately detected" - wrote the spokesperson Jacek Dobrzyński on social media.

"The fresh increase in the number of foreigners trying to pass has been noted. Yesterday a group of 22 people destroyed the method barrier reached Poland“ He added.

As Dobrzyński pointed out, "the fresh component is that 5 people remained on the Belarusian side and throwing stones at Polish patrols simultaneously recorded illegal border crossing". The Ombudsman stressed that films can be utilized for the Belarusian side and organisers of this propaganda process "as if the border of our country could be easy overcome."

The incidental at the border. The recording may be utilized by Belarusian propaganda

"However, in fact, attempts to cross the border illegally are, as can be seen in the surveillance video, quickly and effectively thwarted. There's no way. The Polish border is tight. Thousands of soldiers, border guards and police officers, cameras and drones watch over 24 hours a day each of her subways," he added.

Also Minister for the Interior and Administration Tomasz Siemoniak In his entry on the X, he emphasized that all day about 11 1000 officers of the Ministry of abroad Affairs and soldiers of the Polish Army watch over the safety of the Polish-Belarusian border, supported by a physical and electronic firewall. He besides added that the buffer region is an crucial tool in the fight against gangs of human smugglers, allowing more effective operational action.

"We have the support of the European Commission, which called cases on this border by name: the instrumentisation and usage of migrants as weapons of 'weaponisation' and allocated EUR 52 million for further sealing. Last Monday in London, Group B-5 (Ministers of the Interior of Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland) discussed further steps towards hybrid aggression from the East. There is no passage!”

Polish-Belarusian border. Prime Minister: Our message will be simple

Donald Tusk announced on Friday that the government would shortly launch an information run in 7 countries, the largest number of migrants attempting to cross the Polish border illegally. Our message will be simple: Poland's border is tight, said the Prime Minister.

On 27 March the Regulation entered into force temporarily restrict the right to apply for global protection. The limitation of the right to asylum will apply for 60 days. The duration of the regulation may be extended to a further period – no longer than 60 – after the Sejm has given its consent. At 186 km of the border with Belarus stands – erected in 2022 – a steel dam with a tallness of 5.5 m. It is simply a key component in securing this border against illegal migration. It is supplemented by the alleged electronic barrier, which includes a dam as well as river sections. In the past year, both dams were upgraded, additional horizontal bays were mounted on the steel, as well as concertina coils.

SEE: Charles Nawrocki hit Donald Tusk. ‘The border is not protected by the Polish state’

From 13 June 2024 in Podlaskie the section of the Polish-Belarusian border operates buffer zone, which was introduced on the basis of the MIA Regulation. For the 3rd time (since 10 March of that year) it has been extended for another 90 days, as well as extended and now covers the dimension of the border over the section of 78.29 km in the territory of Hajnowski and part of the territory of Białystok, it is the area of activity of the SG facilities in Michałów, Narewka, Białowieża, Dubicze Cerkiwne and Czeremsze. At a distance of nearly 60 km the border is not allowed in a strip of 200 metres from the border line, on an area of more than 15 kilometres located in the nature reserve area the belt is about 2 km wide, and on a section of about 3.8 km the region width is about 4 km.

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