Poland aims to complete the construction of a wall along its border with Belarus by the summer of 2025.

Poland aims to complete the construction and reinforcement of the wall along the 400-kilometer border with Belarus by mid-2025. This initiative will help curb illegal migration.

Deputy Minister of Migration of Poland, Maciej Duszczyk, reported this, as transmitted by the Financial Times.

According to him, after the completion of additional infrastructure works, "border security will be close to 100 percent." Plans include the installation of night vision cameras, thermal imaging devices, and a new patrol road. Additionally, the five-meter steel fence erected in 2022 will be reinforced.

Warsaw must be prepared for yet another attempt by Lukashenko to escalate the conflict and sabotage the enhanced Polish border infrastructure, Duszczyk added.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that in October 2024, Poland began the construction of the “Eastern Shield” – fortifications along the border with Russia and Belarus. The project is expected to be completed by 2028.