Ukraine suspends Yahodyn and Ustyluh border crossings with Poland over attack threat
Border operations at two crossings in Ukraine's Volyn region have been halted in recent days due to the threat of attacks, with Poland also pausing operations on its side.
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Ukraine has temporarily suspended operations at the Yahodyn and Ustyluh border crossings in the Volyn region due to the threat of attacks, according to Ukrainian border officials.
The suspension, which has been in effect for several days, affects two key crossing points along Ukraine's border with Poland. Polish authorities have also temporarily halted operations on their side of the border, officials said, in an apparent coordinated response to the security concern.
The crossings are commonly used for both commercial and civilian traffic between the two countries. A prolonged closure could disrupt cross-border trade and travel, though officials have not specified how long the suspension is expected to last.
Ukrainian authorities have periodically adjusted border operations at various crossings throughout the war in response to security threats, balancing the need to maintain trade and civilian movement against attack risks near border infrastructure.
Sources
- Yahodyn and Ustyluh border crossings temporarily suspended due to threat of attacks — Demchenko — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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