Polish Deputy Interior Minister Wonsik: a wall on the border with Belarus will be built in the first half of 2022 
The Polish authorities intend to build a wall on the border with Belarus in the first half of 2022. This was stated by the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration of the country Maciei Vonsik, RIA Novosti reports.
The Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs stressed that agreements on this issue have yet to be concluded. “It would be irresponsible to present any specific dates until the agreements have been signed,” he said.
The politician noted that the night on the Polish-Belarusian border passed calmly, nothing special happened. At the same time, according to him, attempts were expected in Warsaw to break through migrants amid reports of the arrival of new groups of people to the camp near the Kuznitsa.
Earlier it became known that Poland is discussing with Lithuania and Latvia the possibility of convening the NATO Council from for the situation with migrants on the border with Belarus. The North Atlantic Alliance expressed solidarity with Warsaw and the Baltic states because of the migration crisis and emphasized that it was created artificially as part of a hybrid attack against the West.
From the beginning of 2021, they began flock people. The crisis escalated sharply on November 8 after several thousand people approached the Polish border from the Belarusian side. They do not leave the border zone, some of them are trying to get into the territory of Poland.