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Russian inspection causes traffic jam in Zaporizhzhya region

The occupiers make an in-depth review of those who cross their checkpoint.

Russian inspection causes traffic jam in Zaporizhzhya region

Near Vasylivka in the Zaporizhzhya region, the occupiers created a kilometers-long traffic jam.

This was reported by Iryna Vereshchuk, the Minister of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories.

There are refugee cars from Mariupol and evacuation buses that take people from Berdiansk to Zaporizhzhia. In the queue are the ambulances with wounded children on board.

"The occupiers make an in-depth review of those who cross their checkpoint, and create obstacles to the fast movement of the column," said in the statement.

Vereshchuk added that the Ukrainian side is conducting difficult negotiations with representatives of the Russian Federation regarding the need to normalize the passage of our citizens in the direction of Zaporizhzhia as soon as possible.

Information from the official Telegram channel:

Near Vasylivka the occupiers created a kilometers-long traffic jam.

There are refugee cars from Mariupol and evacuation buses that take people from Berdiansk to Zaporizhzhia. In the queue are the ambulances with wounded children on board.

The occupiers make an in-depth review of those who cross their checkpoint, and create obstacles to the fast movement of the column.

The Ukrainian side is conducting difficult negotiations with representatives of the Russian Federation regarding the need to normalize the passage of our citizens in the direction of Zaporizhzhia as soon as possible.

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Earlier, on Saturday, on March 26, ten humanitarian corridors were agreed.

In the Luhansk region, in particular, there will be six humanitarian corridors. Evacuation buses and humanitarian aid will be sent from the city of Bakhmut. It will also be possible to leave the city of Mariupol to Zaporizhzhia by own vehicles.

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