According to drivers, traveling without queues costs one thousand zlotys (about 23 thousand rubles) per car, RIA Novosti reports.
It should be noted that the first cases of bribery were recorded the night before, when several dozen trucks crossed the border. “Today another colleague tried to jump the queue. They all have Lviv license plates,” the Ukrainian truck drivers are quoted in the publication.
Strana.ua also published video footage of a convoy of trucks with Ukrainian license plates. At the same time, the man who recorded the video used obscene language in Ukrainian toward passing drivers.
Recall that Polish farmers are protesting throughout the country, blocking roads and entrances to checkpoints on the border with Ukraine, as well as pouring grain from trucks and railway cars. This is how the Poles try to stop the import of agricultural products from Ukraine.
kyiv, meanwhile, said it was expecting compensation from Polish farmers for spilled grain. According to the First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, Taras Vysotsky, between 160 and 180 tons of Ukrainian grain were spilled.
