Soldier on border duty rushed to hospital after being ‘attacked by aggressive migrants’ | World | News
A Polish soldier placed on the Belarus border of the country was taken to hospital after a group of “aggressive immigrants”. The Operational Command of the Polish Armed Forces, said the soldier was experiencing a hand injury while trying to prevent immigrants from crossing to Poland in an illegal way.
In the midst of an immigrant crisis, the soldier is part of a task of 17,000 people designed to strengthen Poland’s border with Belarus. Poland’s Operational Command, the incident took place on Monday at 20.00 local time, and the soldier was wounded during the use of challenging measures without further detailed. He said: ”At the scene, first aid was provided to the military. Then he was immediately transferred to a hospital in Biłystok, where he took medical care.
“The situation of the soldier is stable, does not threaten his life.”
Polish military police launched an investigation at the scene near the town of Czeremcha in the east of Poland.
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The unnamed wounded soldier was deployed to the region as part of the ‘Secure Podlasie’ mission, which was initiated in response to the increasing incidents in Frontier last year.
He saw that the unity figures increased from 6,000 to 17,000, and he actively protected the limit and 9,000 in spare. Polish Press Agency.
In July, the Polish troops on the Belarus border were attacked by immigrants and asked a soldier to open fire with rubber bullets.
In 2022, Poland built a fence of 300 million £ five and a half meters along the region with Belarus, but since then CCTV cameras, underground and underground sensors and adjacent patrol roads.
The fence is equipped with razor wire and has large concrete blocks and tank defenses in border crossings.
