Ukraine may move checkpoints outside its borders due to shelling
Kyiv is negotiating with neighboring countries to create an alternative work format
Quick Look
- Ukraine is discussing with neighboring countries the transfer of certain checkpoints outside its territory due to shelling.
- This should ensure uninterrupted logistics and speed up customs procedures, as is already practiced with Poland and Moldova.
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Why It Matters
Ukraine is facing shelling of its territory, which is affecting infrastructure and logistics.
Ukraine is considering the possibility of moving certain checkpoints outside its territory due to shelling. First Deputy Minister of Community and Territorial Development Sergei Derkach said that officials are already discussing this option with neighboring states, as reported by the Ukrainian publication Country Politics.
According to him, the Ukrainian side is negotiating with neighboring countries to create an alternative format for the operation of checkpoints. This step will ensure uninterrupted operation of logistics and will speed up the movement of goods due to faster border and customs procedures, Dergach emphasized.
As an example, he cited Poland, where several common checkpoints already operate, as well as Moldova.
What to Watch
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Conducting negotiations with neighboring countries on the creation of alternative checkpoints
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- With which specific countries, besides Poland and Moldova, are negotiations underway?
- When is it planned to implement the relocation of checkpoints?
