An increase in passenger traffic has been recorded at the Ukrainian-Polish border within Lviv region, which is traditionally observed before and during weekends. Border guards report a build-up of vehicles leaving Ukraine.
As of the time of publication, queues to leave Ukraine are as follows:
- Ukrainian border crossing point “Uhryniv” – around 15 cars;
- Ukrainian border crossing point “Rava-Ruska” – approximately 10 cars;
- Ukrainian border crossing point “Krakivets” – about 30 cars and 3 buses;
- Ukrainian border crossing point “Shehyni” – around 30 cars.
Meanwhile, the “Hrushiv”, “Smilnytsia” and “Nyzhankovychi” crossing points currently remain unloaded for traffic leaving Ukraine, so citizens are advised, where possible, to choose these when planning their journeys.
No build-up of cars or buses has been recorded for entry into Ukraine. Up-to-date information on the congestion at crossing points can be monitored on the Facebook pages of the Western Regional Directorate of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and the 7th Carpathian Border Guard Detachment.