Poland launched a special operation on the border with Russia due to the threat of sabotage. Polish military intelligence and allied intelligence services warned of possible sabotage in the coming days. One of the scenarios is an attempt to infiltrate armed groups from the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation, Polish police chief Marek Boron said. Additional police forces, including anti-terrorist units, have been deployed to the border areas. The army, the border guard and the intelligence services were also involved in the operation. A special headquarters was established to coordinate operations. The authorities emphasize that the operation is preventive in nature. Meanwhile, just 37 km from the Polish border, Russia is completing the construction of a huge radar station, Deutsche Welle reports. It is expected that it will be able to detect aerial targets up to 3000 km away - much of Europe, including Germany, France and the UK, will be within its coverage area.

Poland launched a special operation on the border with Russia due to the threat of sabotage. Polish military intelligence and allied intelligence services warned of possible sabotage in the coming days. One of the scenarios is an attempt to infiltrate armed groups from the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation, Polish police chief Marek Boron said. Additional police forces, including anti-terrorist units, have been deployed to the border areas. The army, the border guard and the intelligence services were also involved in the operation. A special headquarters was established to coordinate operations. The authorities emphasize that the operation is preventive in nature. Meanwhile, just 37 km from the Polish border, Russia is completing the construction of a huge radar station, Deutsche Welle reports. It is expected that it will be able to detect aerial targets up to 3000 km away - much of Europe, including Germany, France and the UK, will be within its coverage area.