Poland launches operation at Kaliningrad border to counter sabotage
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Russia is constructing a large radiolocation station in Kaliningrad, 37 km from the Polish border, with a detection range of up to 3,000 km, according to Polish press. If confirmed, this would extend Russian air and sea surveillance across much of Europe, enhancing early-warning and targeting capabilities. The development signals continued military buildup in the exclave, though construction status and operational timeline remain unverified.
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Poland has significantly escalated its security posture along the Kaliningrad border, deploying GROM special forces, police, border guards, and military units in response to confirmed 'intensive operations' to counter sabotage and provocations. This follows multiple reports of nighttime border incursions and armed individuals, though specific details and the intent of these incidents remain largely unconfirmed. The heightened alert is also influencing NATO deployments, with Sweden preparing troops for Poland.
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