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Poland extends border controls with Germany and Lithuania until October

POLAND, AUG 3 – Poland extends controls due to irregular migration risks and security threats, maintaining 10 ad hoc crossing sites for local residents, Interior Minister KierwiDski said.

  • Poland will maintain its current border checks with Germany and Lithuania through October 4, Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński announced on Sunday.
  • The extension responds to ongoing concerns over irregular migration shifting routes through Lithuania and Latvia after tighter controls near Belarus and Russia.
  • Border checks are conducted at 52 sites in Germany and 13 in Lithuania, including three official crossings and ten ad hoc local-control points.
  • Kierwiński said the barrier's 98% tightness forces migration to shift while 185 foreigners lacking valid documents were denied entry in four weeks.
  • Poland will review data from border guards, police, and military in September to decide on further extensions amid EU partner cooperation efforts.
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The Polish authorities decided to continue the checks at the borders with Germany and Lithuania until 4 October, and the decision on further measures at the borders with both countries will be taken in September.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Poland will extend temporary controls on the border with Germany and Lithuania until 4 October, Minister of Interior Marcin Kierwinski announced Sunday, calling for persistent concerns about illegal migration, reports TVPWorld. The regulation...

·Romania
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At the beginning of July, Poland reintroduced border controls in response to German controls. The temporary measure has now been extended – the government says its European partners are understanding.

·Hamburg, Germany
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hnonline.sk broke the news in Bratislava Region, Slovakia on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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