The Palanka border crossing on the border with Moldova has temporarily suspended operations
The "Palanka–Mayaki–Udobne" border crossing on the Ukrainian-Moldovan border has temporarily suspended processing of citizens and vehicles due to a technical glitch in the border service's information systems.
The State Border Guard Service reported that specialists are working to restore the checkpoint’s operations as soon as possible.
Travelers are advised to choose alternative routes for crossing the border in advance. In particular, the Moldovan side recommends using the “Tudora” border crossing point.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu stated that Ukraine and Moldova’s accession to the EU is not a “concession” on Europe’s part, but a strategic choice for the security of the entire continent. She emphasized that both countries have already proven their right to be part of the European Union by choosing the European path under difficult conditions.
The European Union has moved to the practical stage of preparing Montenegro’s accession treaty. The country continues on its path toward EU integration and has declared its intention to become a member by 2028.
