Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky announced that there were difficulties at the Polish border due to the protest of Polish cargo companies. This was reported by RIA News referring to Ukrainian media.
“I think we are experiencing problems at the border, primarily due to some political steps of our neighbors. I believe we need a very balanced policy. Have an action plan to follow. We have such a plan,” Zelensky said at a press conference after the Grain from Ukraine summit.
The Ukrainian president claims that Kiev has started working in this direction and plans to give its Polish neighbors “some time.”
Before this, Lviv Mayor Andrei Sadovoy appealed to Polish authorities stop Car blockade on the Ukrainian border.
The problem with the passage of Ukrainian heavy trucks has been going on for more than three weeks. Polish carriers vowed boycott at the Ukrainian border. They deployed 20 to 50 trucks at three checkpoints to prevent the movement of Ukrainian trucks. Local entrepreneurs are demanding that the authorities meet their demands, as they have lost their source of income due to Russia’s special operation and the benefits provided by Ukrainian carriers. The blockade will last until January 3. Polish farmers also vowed to join the protests.
Previously Kyiv annoyed Entry of pickup trucks and trucks.