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    Poland almost doubles troop numbers on Belarus border

    Published by maria gbaf

    Posted on October 20, 2021

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 29, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Poland has nearly doubled its troops on the Belarus border in response to increased migration, which it views as hybrid warfare by Belarus. The EU supports Poland's stance.

    Poland Bolsters Troop Presence on Belarus Border Amid Crisis

    WARSAW (Reuters) -Almost 6,000 Polish soldiers are now guarding the country’s border with Belarus in stepped up security measures in the face of a surge in migration, the defence minister said on Tuesday.

    The deployment of fresh troops marks a significant expansion of the military presence on the border as only on Saturday Defence Minister Mariusz Blaszczak had put the number of soldiers at more than 3,000.

    “Almost 6,000 soldiers from the 16th, 18th and 12th divisions are serving on the Polish-Belarusian border,” Blaszczak said in a tweet.

    “The soldiers provide support to the Border Guard by protecting the country’s border and not allowing it to be illegally crossed.”

    The Border Guard said that on Monday there were 612 attempts to cross the border illegally.

    The European Commission and Warsaw say the flow of migrants has been orchestrated by Belarus as a form of hybrid warfare designed to put pressure on the European Union over sanctions it imposed on Minsk. Belarus has denied this.

    Poland has declared a state of emergency in the region and plans to build a wall https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/polish-parliament-backs-building-wall-belarus-border-2021-10-14 on the border.

    Parliament has also passed legislation that human rights advocates say aims to legalise pushbacks of migrants https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/poland-passes-legislation-allowing-migrant-pushbacks-border-2021-10-14 across its borders in breach of the country’s commitments under international law.

    As of Sunday, there had been around 9,600 attempts to illegally cross the border in October, the Border Guard said.

    An increasing number of migrants have also been arriving in Germany and Polish media reported that the head of the German Police trade union has asked the interior minister to temporarily restore border controls with Poland to stop the flow of migrants.

    German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer offered to send border control officers https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/germany-offers-poland-border-guards-help-manage-belarus-arrivals-2021-10-19 to Poland to help the country manage the influx of migrants along the border between the two EU countries, adding that Germany could also offer logistical support in a letter to his Polish counterpart.

    Authorities in Brandenburg, the eastern German state that is housing most of the new arrivals, are calling for tougher action against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s government.

    (Reporting by Alan Charlish and Joanna Plucinska in Warsaw, Thomas Escritt in Berlin; Editing by Angus MacSwan, William Maclean)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Poland has increased its troop presence on the Belarus border to almost 6,000 soldiers.
    • •The move is in response to a surge in migration, viewed as hybrid warfare by Belarus.
    • •Poland plans to build a wall and has passed legislation for migrant pushbacks.
    • •Germany offers support to Poland in managing the migrant influx.
    • •The EU and Poland accuse Belarus of orchestrating the migration flow.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Poland almost doubles troop numbers on Belarus border

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses Poland's increased military presence on the Belarus border due to a surge in migration, seen as hybrid warfare by Belarus.

    2Why has Poland increased troops on the Belarus border?

    Poland has increased troops to nearly 6,000 in response to a surge in migration, which it believes is orchestrated by Belarus as hybrid warfare.

    3What actions is Poland taking besides increasing troops?

    Poland plans to build a wall on the border and has passed legislation to legalize migrant pushbacks.

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