By Tural Tagiyev
Poland and the Baltic States Continue "Fencing" policies at the border with Belarus and Russia. Lithuania has requested financial support from the European Commission to strengthen its border with Russia. Estonia, on its part, announced the construction of 600 concrete bunkers on its eastern border, which will serve as a line of defense against "possible aggression." At the same time, Poland will allocate tens of millions of dollars for the "modernization" of barriers on the Belarusian border.These actions by the border countries are driven by concerns about security and stability in the region. Rising tensions in international relations and military actions in neighboring countries are pushing governments to strengthen their borders. They aim to create more reliable and effective barriers to prevent potential threats. The analysis of the motives and consequences of such measures was conducted by former Foreign Minister and political analyst Tofig Zulfugarov.
