article_snippet.sent: Poland is set to build watchtowers along the border to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, a local news agency reports.
article_snippet.sent: The towers, costing the Polish government £2.5million, will range from 115ft to 164ft and help monitor the 124mile long border between Both NATO and Russia using CCTV.
article_snippet.sent: The increased border monitoring comes amid heightened tensions between Russia and Poland, a member of both NATO and the European Union, over the conflict in Ukraine.
article_snippet.sent: Keeping an eye out: Poland is erecting watchtowers along the border to Russian exclave Kaliningrad (pictured) as tensions between Both NATO and Russia are heightened .
article_snippet.sent: Russian President Vladimir Putin has also been accused of singling out Poland as an enemy in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, accusing Poland of training 'Ukrainian nationalists' and instigating unrest. '
article_snippet.sent: Getting ready: The CCTV towers will  will monitor the border between Poland and Kaliningrad, where Moscow recently announced they are set to place state-of-the-art Iskander missiles .
article_snippet.sent: When neighbouring countries Poland and Lithuania joined the EU in May 2004, strict border controls were imposed.
article_snippet.sent: The new border watchtowers will be erected at a time when tension around the Baltic Sea is reaching new heights.
highlights_snippet.sent: CCTV towers will monitor the border between Poland and Kaliningrad .
  