Border Queues Clear: Current Status at All Ukrainian Checkpoints.

Ukraine Border Situation as of February 22, 2023

According to Novyny.live: As of February 22, 2023, significant queues at Ukraine's borders have largely disappeared. Border officials advise all travelers to account for potential disruptions to electronic systems, which could affect the crossing process. This update comes as many neighboring countries have adjusted their border management procedures in the past year.

Conditions at Specific Borders

The situation at the Polish border is as follows:

• No buses are present at the 'Yahodyn' checkpoint.
• Ten passenger vehicles are waiting at 'Ustyluh'.
• There are no queues at 'Uhryniv'.

At the Slovak border:

• No passenger vehicles are at the 'Malyi Bereznyi' crossing.
• Ten passenger vehicles are recorded at 'Uzhhorod'.

At the Hungarian border:

• No passenger vehicles are at 'Tysa'.
• Twenty passenger vehicles are at 'Luzhanka'.

The Romanian border is also free of queues, with no passenger vehicles present at 'Dyakove' or 'Solotvyno'. A similar situation is observed on the Moldovan border, where no queues exist at 'Mamalyha' or 'Kelmentsi'.

Overall, the picture at Ukraine's borders as of February 22, 2023, indicates a lack of major delays, which should facilitate crossing for travelers. However, it is important to remember potential technical faults in electronic systems that could complicate the process.

The absence of queues at Ukraine's borders points to a stable crossing situation, which may indicate effective work by border guards and improvements in control systems.

Source: State Border Guard Service of Ukraine

Nevertheless, the warning about possible technical failures in electronic systems underscores the need to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances that may arise during border crossing, especially during peak travel periods.