Construction of the high-pressure gas pipeline Zymne-Ustyluh-Republic of Poland has begun, reports the newspaper UVolyńF. \nThe customer and investor of this gas pipeline on behalf of UNaftohaz UkrainyF, DK UUkrtranshazF is the directorate of main gas pipelines ULvivtranshazF. The main tasks of this construction are the transportation of gas through a 325 mm diameter pipeline for the needs of residents of the Ustyluh city, Khotiachiv, Rohozhany and Ludyn village councils and the transportation of gas to the Republic of Poland. \nThe length of the gas pipeline from the point of connection to the Dashava-Minsk gas pipeline to the state border is over 19 kilometers. By the end of January of this year, almost eight kilometers of the UnytkaF have been welded, 1,300 meters of pipes have been laid and backfilled, and two UcasingsF have been installed for pipes under the roads Volodymyr-Volynskyi-Pavlivka and Kovel-Lviv. Currently, about 50 people are working at the site. As for the Polish side, the gas pipeline will supply gas to Hrubieszów, Werbkowice, and surrounding villages. The construction of two control and regulating stations and regulating structures is planned. The most difficult part is to lay the gas pipeline across the Western Bug River. This will be done under the river, 2.5 meters below its bed. And this work will be carried out by the Polish side. \nThese and other issues of the international construction were discussed for two days in the city of Hrubieszów in the Republic of Poland. The meeting was attended by the director of the directorate of main gas pipelines ULvivtranshazF Mykhailo Derkach, the chief engineer of the project UGaspipeline Zymne-Ustyluh-Republic of PolandF of VAT VNIPItranshaz Oleksii Bordonoś, the head of the Volyn directorate of main gas pipelines, deputy of the regional council Yaroslav Dubaś and the head of the Volodymyr-Volynskyi district council Mykola Suprunovych, and a group of Polish specialists. \n