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The Ministry of Recovery, Infrastructure, and Transport of Ukraine is negotiating with neighboring states about the possibility of locating border checkpoints on their territory in a format of joint crossings. This was announced at the Economic Resilience Forum in Kyiv by First Deputy Minister Serhiy Derkach, according to Interfax-Ukraine.
According to the official, creating joint border-control points on the partner countries’ side is a necessary alternative measure to protect border infrastructure and civilian personnel from constant Russian shelling. Beyond the security factor, relocating procedures would allow a significant optimization of customs inspection, faster processing of goods, and ensuring uninterrupted international logistics flow.
Derkach stressed that this practice is already successfully functioning on certain segments of the border with Poland and Moldova, and the relevant ministry is negotiating to expand this experience with all neighboring states.
13 September, the Russian Federation struck Yagodyn near the border with Poland, according to Sibiga.
1 September, the Russian Federation attacked the Orlivka border crossing on the border with Romania – its operation was temporarily suspended.
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