Polish protesters did not allow a truck with cars for the Ukrainian military to pass through

Poles do not allow military aid for Ukraine at the border/Collage 24 Channel , Getty Images

The situation on the border with Poland is gaining momentum. A video of Ukrainian drivers appeared online, talking about the actions of Polish protesters who did not allow military aid for our state to pass through at the border.

Previously reported that there was a scandal with protesters on the Ukrainian-Polish border. Thus, in front of Dorogusk, Polish farmers damaged several Ukrainian trucks and spilled grain from them.

We deployed a truck with cars for the Ukrainian Armed Forces

Now the situation at the border is quite complicated. Thus, a video was published online where Ukrainian carriers said that Polish protesters did not allow a truck with cars for the Defense Forces to pass through.

“We walked together, I was behind. The man really is transporting cars for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. A group of unidentified people, I would not say they were tractor drivers, were intoxicated. They rushed at the car,” said a witness to the incident.

Po According to him, the driver of the truck had all the necessary documents to transport the cargo. It also had a corresponding identifier on the windshield.

However, the truck was not allowed through, and the Poles said that they “didn’t care,” so they turned the cargo around. According to the man, the protesters “did all this on purpose.”

In addition, the video footage that was published online showed military vehicles with which the truck was loaded. In the footage you can see that this is exactly the military equipment that was being transported for our defenders.

Blocking all checkpoints through which they could move trucks

Polish farmers have already blocked the 6th checkpoint on the border with Ukraine. We are talking about “Korchowa – Krakovets” – the last one that trucks could cross.

Polish farmers tentatively want to block Korchowa until March 8.

It is also known that the largest queue of trucks formed at the Korcheva – Krakovets checkpoint. As of February 16, there were more than 1,730 cars there. It was here that all Ukrainian drivers drove, hoping to bypass blocked checkpoints.