The result of the crisis at the Polish-Ukrainian border will be a simplification of border crossing conditions for trucks. Negotiations are now underway between the leadership of the Yahodyn Customs and the leadership of the State Customs Service of Ukraine. There are agreements on simplifying the procedure for vehicles transporting perishable goods (flowers, food products, etc.). These days, according to information from Polish customs officers and border guards, 550 trucks have gathered on the approach roads to the "Dorohusk" checkpoint, lining up in a 20-kilometer queue. Due to the cold, drivers are forced to keep warm; they do not turn off their vehicle engines and therefore are forced to refuel the trucks from time to time. Recall that problems at the Ukrainian-Polish border arose due to a breakdown of the central customs computer in Kyiv. It should be noted that the problem does not affect private passenger vehicles – they cross the border and undergo customs procedures without involving the central database. The leadership of the customs office in Yahodyn assures that the situation will be normalized within 70 hours. Over the past day, the truck queue has decreased to 450 units. \n