Poland to Fortify Belarus Border Following Soldier's Stabbing

Prime Minister Tusk announces new buffer zone and increased military presence after a migrant attack leaves a soldier seriously injured.

A 660-foot wide buffer zone will be established along the Poland-Belarus border.
The decision follows a knife attack on a Polish soldier by a migrant.
The soldier remains in serious condition after being stabbed through the border fence.
Poland blames Belarus and Russia for orchestrating illegal migration to destabilize Europe.
Additional police and military forces will be deployed to the border area.