Poland strengthens border security with Russia due to threat of sabotage

Polish police have decided to extend a special operation on the border with the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation until Sunday. Law enforcement and military patrols remain reinforced in the border region due to fears of possible sabotage.

This is reported by RMF24.

Enhanced patrols have been operating in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship for ten days. Polish services launched the operation after reports of possible sabotage activities near the Russian border.

According to the publication, law enforcement officers are currently not receiving any new signals about sabotage preparations in the coming days. However, the police decided to continue the operation for security reasons.

In addition, military exercises are ongoing in the border region. That is why the Polish authorities consider it necessary to maintain a reinforced security presence for a few more days.

During the operation, law enforcement officers reported only one suspicious incident. Shortly after the patrol began, Polish services noticed a group of people with flashlights on the Russian side of the border at night.

At the same time, according to RMF24, the unknown persons did not try to cross the Polish border.

As a reminder, on the night of November 3, suspicious movement of unknown people with flashlights was recorded in the north of the Polish-Russian border . The Polish side stated that it was able to prevent a possible provocation.