Why Did Poland Decide to Move Military Units from the West to the East?

Poland's official press agency reported today that the country's Security Committee Secretary, Zbigniew Hoffman, stated that "it has been decided to relocate military units from the west of the country to the east due to potential threats associated with the presence of the Wagner Group in Belarus." Hoffman noted that "the committee conducted an analysis of potential threats. Therefore, Defense Minister and Committee Chairman Mariusz Błaszczak decided to move our military units from western to eastern Poland."