Poland wants to replace the borders with the Russian Federation and Belarus

Anti -inquiritary mine. Photo illustrative with uk.wikipedia.org

Poland plans to place anti -personnel mines on the borders from the Russian Federation and Belarus at the Eastern Shield project, said the Deputy Minister of Defense of the country Pavel Baid.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to RMF24

Direct Baida Language: “We have no other way out. The situation on the border is serious. I am talking about the Polish-Belarusian and Polish-Russian border … This will be one of the elements of the Eastern Shield.”

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Details: He added that there are no anti -personnel mines in Poland, but there are “opportunities to produce them.”

“It will be done (producing mines – ed.) Plants of the Polish armed group, but I do not want to go into detail. This is an order for several hundred thousand, we can talk about a million (pieces, ed.),” Baida said.

His statement came against the background of how Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland were announced on March 18 on the intention to leave the Ottawa Convention on the ban on anti -personnel mines.

Prehistory:

• Earlier, the intention of the Baltic States and Poland to withdraw from the Convention, which forbids anti -personnel mines, was commented by the Foreign Minister of Estonia Margus Tsakhkn. He called the wrong thing that “we forbid ourselves to use weapons that Russia is ready to apply against us.”