Poland announced that work has started on a 115-mile wall along the country's border with Belarus, saying two construction companies will work around the clock to complete the wall in June.
According to the Associated Press, reporters were allowed to see work being done near a closed border crossing in the village of Tolcza in eastern Poland on Thursday. Military and border guards patrolled the area while excavators and cranes prepared the ground for the 18-foot metal wall that will be topped with barbed wire, cameras and electronic alarm systems and that will ultimately cost around 1.6 billion zlotys ($394 million).
The wall is being built to stop migrants pushed from Belarus into Poland, which is opposed to taking large numbers of migrants across its border, the AP reported. The European Union has called the situation a "hybrid attack."
According to the Arab News website, Bulgaria, France, Macedonia, Slovenia and Spain have created similar border walls.
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