Blockade on the border with Poland: protesters decided to temporarily stop blocking the Krakivets checkpoint - Demchenko
Kyiv • UNN
About 2,300 trucks are waiting to enter Ukraine as Polish farmers continue to block traffic at six border crossings, with the most difficult situation at Yahodyn and Shehyni, but protesters have decided to temporarily suspend the blockade of the Krakivets checkpoint until about February 13.
Polish farmers continue to block traffic for trucks at six checkpoints on the border with Ukraine. About 2,300 trucks are waiting in lines to enter Ukraine, but the protesters decided to temporarily stop blocking the Krakivets checkpoint, said Andriy Demchenko, spokesman for the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, during a telethon on Saturday, UNN reports .
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As of this morning, there are about 2,300 trucks in queues in all directions where Polish farmers make it difficult or impossible for trucks to pass. Most of all, it is opposite the Krakivets and Yahodyn checkpoints. The most difficult situation is opposite the Yahodyn and Shehyni checkpoints. Polish farmers do not let trucks heading towards Poland through at all. The numbers are zero. Over the past day, about 70 trucks crossed into Ukraine in the direction of the Yagodyn checkpoint, and about 20 trucks crossed in the direction of the Shehyni checkpoint
He added that the Polish side reported that the protesters decided to temporarily stop blocking the Krakivets checkpoint.
According to the information we have been told, this may last until about the 13th
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