A line of cars has formed at the Ukrainian-Polish border as people try to leave Ukraine
As of now, there is a buildup of vehicles heading out of Ukraine at the Ukrainian-Polish border within the Lviv region. Citizens are advised to take this situation into account when planning their trips and, if possible, choose less congested border crossing points.
- “Ugryniv” – 50 vehicles;
- “Rava-Ruska” – 20 vehicles;
- “Hrushiv” – 20 vehicles;
- “Krakivets” – 80 cars, 2 buses;
- “Shehyni” – 65 vehicles;
- “Smilnytsia” – 25 vehicles.
Currently, the “Nizhankovychi” border crossing point is not congested for vehicles exiting Ukraine.
A backlog of vehicles entering Ukraine has been reported at the “Krakivets” border crossing—40 cars. No backlogs of vehicles or buses entering Ukraine have been reported at the other border crossings.
Up-to-date information on the traffic situation at border crossing points can be found on the Facebook pages of the Western Regional Directorate of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine and the 7th Carpathian Border Guard Detachment.
This was reported by the 7th Carpathian Border Guard Detachment.
Border guards discovered more than 500 packs of cigarettes in the roof of a minibus.
Traffic queues have formed at the border with Poland.
Throughout the day, Russian invaders attacked five districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region more than 40 times, using drones, artillery, and aerial bombs. As a result of the enemy strikes, three people were killed and five others were wounded.
On the morning of September 17, Russian troops struck the “Epicenter” shopping mall in Kharkiv. As a result of the attack, the building sustained significant damage and caught fire.
The enemy attacked a passenger bus in the Kosmichny district of Zaporizhzhia using an FPV drone. At the time of the attack, there were people inside the bus who were traveling on their daily errands.
