Queues at the border with Poland and Hungary: current situation as of August 12.

As of the morning of Tuesday, August 12, queues were observed at many border crossings of Ukraine. Border guards urge drivers to be prepared for possible delays due to issues with electronic systems and recommend planning trips in advance to avoid misunderstandings. This was reported by the Western Regional Directorate of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine - Western Border. Queues at the border of Ukraine on August 12 On Tuesday, August 12, a large number of cars were recorded heading to Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary. A minor number of vehicles were also observed in other directions. Queues at the border with Poland - 'Yagodyn' - 2 buses (passage of private cars is temporarily not allowed); - 'Ustiluh' - 55 vehicles, 0 buses; - 'Uhriniv', 'Rava-Ruska', 'Grushiv', 'Kraki‌vets' - no queues; - 'Shehyni' - 45 vehicles, 0 buses, 0 pedestrians; - 'Nyzhankovychi', 'Smilnytsia' - no queues. Queues at the border with Slovakia - 'Malyi Bereznyi' - 10 vehicles, 0 buses, 0 pedestrians; - 'Uzhhorod' - 35 vehicles, 0 buses; - 'Mali Selmentsi' - no queues. It is worth noting that in the Odesa region, a woman was detained for attempting to smuggle ancient artifacts across the border. Also, read on Novyny.LIVE about the restrictions for pensioner men leaving the country in August. Conclusion: On the border of Ukraine on August 12, queues were recorded at many checkpoints, particularly on the routes to Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary. Border guards recommend planning trips in advance to avoid delays.