Poland Allocates $2.5 Billion for Eastern Border Security Enhancements

Prime Minister Tusk outlines comprehensive fortification plans to counter rising threats from Russia and Belarus.

The $2.5 billion investment aims to construct military fortifications and secure the eastern border.
Prime Minister Tusk emphasizes Poland's role in European security as a NATO and EU member.
The initiative, known as the Shield-East project, includes terrain shaping and environmental measures.
This move follows previous efforts to curb illegal migration with a $400 million border wall.
Poland continues to support Ukraine amidst ongoing tensions with Russia.