 The bell of war is ringing in the region. Poland and Belarus face each other. Poland's defence minister, Mariusz Blaszczak, said that the country intends to put 10,000 soldiers along its border with Belarus. The statement comes as Warsaw worries about the presence of Russian-linked mercenaries in Belarus and migrants trying to cross the border. Meanwhile, the Polish military announced that it was carrying out a search in the area near the border with Belarus for fuse lost from a missile but said it poses no threat because the detonator has built-in protections. He said the fuse was lost during intensive activities using specialised equipment to ensure security. We move the army closer to the border with Belarus to scare away the aggressor so that it does not dare to attack us. Blaszczak said Deputy Interior Minister Maciej Wojciech said that Poland would send 2,000 additional troops to its frontier with Belarus. Poland has worried increasingly about the border area since hundreds of battle-hardened Wagner mercenaries arrived in Belarus last month at the invitation of President Alexander Lukashenko. For two years Poland has contended with migrants arriving at the border from Belarus trying to enter the country illegally. The government in Poland and other countries along NATO's Eastern flank have accused Alexander Lukashenko of opening the migration route in an act of hybrid warfare aimed at creating instability in the West. Lukashenko had previously raised concerns alleging that the Wagner fighters worried him due to their supposed plans to attack Poland.