Border officials have warned of potential disruptions in electronic systems at border crossing points.

On Friday, November 29, as of 05:30, there are no queues reported at the borders of Ukraine with neighboring countries. This was announced by the press service of the Western Regional Department of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.

The absence of queues applies to both passenger cars and buses. Meanwhile, border guards urge drivers to consider potential disruptions in the electronic systems of control services at the crossing points.

The situation at the borders with neighboring countries:

Poland: The crossing points "Yagodyn," "Ustilug," "Rava-Ruska," "Krakowiec," and others are without queues. Pedestrian crossings are only available at the "Shehyni" point.

Slovakia: There are no queues, and pedestrian crossings are operational at "Malye Berezno" and "Maly Selmenci."

Hungary: All crossing points, including "Tysa" and "Luzhanka," are functioning without queues.

Romania: "Porubnoe," "Krasnoilsk," "Diakovo," and other points are without queues.

Moldova: No queues are reported at the points "Mamaliga," "Sokiryany," and others.

Border guards remind everyone of the importance of checking current information before departure.