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Poland installs anti-drone system on Belarus border amid rising security fears

Poland installed the first cluster of anti-drone defence systems on a new observation tower near the Belarus border as the government strengthens security. Over 6,000 personnel to spend Christmas on border duty.

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00:00Poland is beginning construction of an anti-drone system on its border with Belarus.
00:04Talking to reporters, Polish Interior Minister Martin Kerwiniski announced that this will
00:09be the first anti-drone cluster installed on an observation tower on the border.
00:14An anti-drone cluster is a group of integrated systems mounted together that can detect,
00:19track and neutralize hostile drones.
00:22This modern border barrier, equipped with cameras, night vision and a motion sensor
00:27system ensures a 98% effectiveness rate, Kerwiniski pointed out.
00:32It is called a cluster because several devices and antennas are co-located on a single tower
00:38and operate as a single defensive unit.
00:41Kerwiniski, together with Prime Minister Donald Tusk, visited the Border Guard site in Bobrowniki.
00:57All the rest of us can safely spend these holidays in their homes safely.
01:04Minister Kerwiniski stressed that the Lukashenko regime, supported by Moscow, is waging a hybrid
01:09war that includes illegal immigrants and drones against Poland and the European Union.
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