Poland reopened border checkpoints with Belarus

Poland's Minister of Internal Affairs, Marcin Kervinski, decided to resume the operation of border crossing points with Belarus on the night of September 25. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

These border crossing points had been temporarily closed since September 12 due to the "Zapad-2025" military exercises. According to information published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs on social media, starting from 00:00 on September 25 (03:00 Tashkent time), the border crossing routes with Belarus will be reopened.

The official order regarding this was signed recently. The reopening of the border points serves to restore border traffic between the two countries and provides convenience to citizens.

This decision is considered important for restoring transport and trade relations between Poland and Belarus. Additionally, government agencies continue to take necessary measures to ensure border security.

This update was implemented to simplify the border crossing process and lift temporary restrictions. The movement of citizens and vehicles will now proceed according to the established procedures.