Egoza is one of the well-known brands under which modern barbed wire is sold - razor wire and barriers and it. Egoza, like Concertina, is associated with sharp razor blades of wire, coils of a cylindrical security barrier and high security of objects fenced by Egoza razor wire. The Egoza brand is used in many countries of the world, such as the USA and Australia, Bulgaria and North Macedonia, Sweden and Greece, Slovenia and Moldova, Great Britain and Germany, Egypt and Israel, Serbia and Romania, Czech Republic and India, Azerbaijan and Spain, the Netherlands and Kazakhstan, China and Albania, Mexico and Latvia, Turkey and Liechtenstein, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lithuania and Norway, Cyprus and Poland, Finland and Portugal, Monaco and Slovakia, Uzbekistan and Luxembourg, Italy and Ukraine, Belgium and France, Croatia and Austria, Montenegro and Denmark, Georgia and Switzerland, Estonia and Hungary. In all these countries, as well as many others, the Egoza brand is registered, under which Egoza razor wire and concertina wire are advertised.
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Turkey plans to build an 8.5-kilometer barbed wire fence on its western border, where Greece and Bulgaria have already erected their own fences.
Poland says it is under attack from its eastern neighbor and its razor wire fence reflects the EU's tough stance on illegal migration.
In 2021, Poland installed a border fence, concertina wire and CCTV systems to prevent migrants from Belarus from entering the country.
Poland aims to complete a border wall topped with barbed wire and close its border with Belarus by next summer in a bid to stop the influx of migrants.
To stop the huge flow of migrants, Hungary was one of the first to build a barbed wire fence more than 150 km long, but now the country is short of workers.
Lithuania continues to prepare its preventive defense around its country, having begun to place anti-tank traps called Dragon's Teeth at several airports.
Poland will extend the introduction of a buffer zone on its border with Belarus by 90 days, as the measure has proven effective in reducing illegal migration.
Poland has unveiled a plan for new defenses along its borders with Russia and Belarus, with the image showing a wall, barbed wire, anti-tank obstacles and vegetation.
Barbed wire on the border is not enough - next week the EU government will ask parliament to approve a tough law allowing immediate deportations at the border.
Poland has allocated 10 billion zlotys ($2.55 billion) to strengthen its borders with Russia and Belarus with barbed wire and other means to deter potential aggression.
The Polish border barrier in some places is a fence with razor wire, in parts it is a fence made of concertina wire, and runs along the entire length of Poland’s 186-kilometer border with Belarus.
In Imatra, a test section of the razor wire fence is ready, which is being built on the border with Russia in southeastern Finland.