Recent reports by the Border Guard indicate that the situation along the Polish-Belarusian border has become significantly quieter compared to a few months ago. Data reveals a notable decline in attempts at illegal border crossings by migrants, and border officers have not reported any incidents or damage to security systems. This change in dynamics is attributed to a combination of enhanced border security measures and alterations in the asylum-seeking laws.

Local residents have expressed relief at this calming of tensions, although many acknowledge that the crisis is not entirely resolved. An example is a local woman named Katarzyna, who mentions that while the situation has stabilized, there remains a lingering anxiety about potential threats, such as the possibility of Belarusian helicopters intruding into Polish territory. Another resident, Anna, has noted that the improving situation does not significantly impact her daily life, but the underlying crisis still looms as a concern for the community.

The local media, including "Gazeta Wyborcza," have taken an interest in the sentiments of residents living near the border. Many community members feel a sense of optimism as the immediate threats have lessened, allowing them to engage in their daily routines with a bit more peace of mind. However, the ongoing nature of the crisis reminds them that vigilance is still necessary.