Only trucks and regular buses will pass through the Yagodin checkpoint

The effective functioning of borders is the most important factor in a war. Ukraine is doing its best to ensure that there are no problems in this direction, and that priorities are set correctly.

Changes at the Yagodin checkpoint

According to the border guards, from Monday, June 27, only trucks and regular buses will be able to pass through the Yagodin checkpoint.

Cars and trucks weighing up to 7.5 tons will have to go through the Yagodin-Dorogusk checkpoint. It was decided to introduce such changes in order to reduce queues at the border.

It is also reported that a separate lane has been allocated for the movement of empty trucks, and fuel trucks will be issued out of turn.

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