Defense officials in Poland detail the Shield-East plan to strengthen the eastern border against potential hostile actions from Russia and Belarus, including pushing migrants illegally into the country.
The system aims to protect the 700 kilometers (430 miles) border with Russian exclave Kaliningrad and Belarus by reinforcing anti-drone surveillance and constructing fortifications, completing it by 2028.
The presentation of the plan reflects concerns of Russian aggression following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, prompting Eastern Bloc countries like Poland to bolster defenses.
NATO member Poland's move highlights the rising tensions and threats perceived from Russia and Belarus, prompting a proactive defense strategy to safeguard against potential risks.
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