Poland is constructing a second barrier along its border with Belarus in the Podlaskie Voivodeship, according to reports from RMF24. The new fence is part of ongoing efforts to bolster border security amid concerns over migration and regional stability. Materials for the project are currently being delivered to the border zone, signaling active development of the infrastructure.
The forthcoming structure will feature a 4-meter-high mesh fence topped with two additional layers, aiming to strengthen physical barriers in the area. The Polish government has emphasized the importance of such measures for maintaining border control and ensuring national security amid complex geopolitical tensions involving Belarus and other neighboring regions.
The new barrier complements existing security measures, reflecting Poland’s broader strategy to manage migration flows and enhance border protections. While officials have not specified the total length of the new fencing, the initiative highlights ongoing efforts by Poland to address border security challenges in the region.