Marcin Kierwinski
Marcin Kierwinski is the Interior Minister of Poland, known for his role in managing national security and border policies. In September 2023, he announced the extension of temporary border controls with Germany until October 4, 2023, as part of measures to combat illegal migration. Kierwinski emphasized the importance of these controls in maintaining border security, citing the increased efficiency achieved since their introduction in July. His decisions reflect Poland's commitment to addressing migration challenges and coordinating with European partners.
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Serbia:
Minister of the Interior and Administration Marcin Kierwiński confirmed that the system will be operational by January.
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Montenegro:
Marcin Kierwiński mentioned that Ukrainian authorities did not inform Polish officials about Ivanov's conviction.
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Israel:
Marcin Kierwiński stated that explosives were used in the railway incident.
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Estonia:
Poland's Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński noted that the sabotage occurred at two locations on the same railway line.
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United Kingdom:
Poland’s interior minister, Marcin Kierwiński, said in a social media post that Poland was 'facing acts of sabotage unprecedented in its most recent history.'
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Slovenia:
Polish Minister of Internal Affairs Marcin Kierwiński confirmed that the incident was undoubtedly sabotage.
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Moldova:
Marcin Kierwiński stated that authorities are taking measures as acts of sabotage become more frequent.
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Switzerland:
Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski stated that the border would be reopened when the safety of the Polish population is guaranteed.
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United States:
Polish Minister of the Interior and Administration Marcin Kierwinski announced that traffic had been closed as of midnight Thursday on the Polish-Belarusian border until further notice.
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Lithuania:
Marcin Kierwiński stated that individuals who violate the law may be deported to their country of origin.
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