When walls aren't enough. Russia and Belarus have another ways of attacking

angora24.pl 1 month ago

Digging these tunnels means that our effectiveness in stopping migration is so large that we have decided on completely fresh solutions – said Deputy Minister of Interior and Administration Czesław Mroczek. It appears from the findings of the services that the tunnel excavation was "bringing experts from the mediate East", people with experience gained in Syria, among others. This message gives the substance a very different dimension. The tunnel is not created overnight, it is not the work of an accident or a spontaneous initiative of migrants. This operation requires planning, logistics and method expertise.

This tunnel is not clearly prepared 1 day. We gotta detect this before we do. The answer is to rebuild the border protection strategy so that it can "sentulate underground activities", besides with the support of data analysis and artificial intelligence. In parallel, another elements of the same puzzle appear. In Lublin, fragments of the drone were found, which, according to the Ministry of abroad Affairs, was most likely a "dron of lure", akin to those that flew over Poland in September 2025. – There may be remains yet to be found, but there are fewer left. – he calmed the Tinker. There are besides smuggling balloons that have been violating Polish and Lithuanian airspace for months.

Since the beginning of the year, we have had about a 100 specified cases. The scale of smuggling is small, but "to a large degree it has political objectives". Operations lead the criminal world, but "has free hands or support of Russian and Belarusian services". Tunnels, drones, balloons and migratory pressures are not separate incidents. These are elements of 1 mechanics – investigating the resilience of the state, its borders and institutions. The answer of Poland present is not only the physical protection of the border, but the constant adaptation to the methods of the opponent. The hybrid war continues. She's just changing direction. The question is no longer whether the force will escalate, but how rapidly and how far the next methods will reach. Not only the tightness of the border is at stake, but the credibility of the state in defending its own territory.

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