Truck drivers report that the queue stretches for miles, and some of them are forced to spend the night in their cabins without access to necessary sanitary conditions.
“In three days, not a single vehicle has been able to cross to the Kazakh side,” witnesses claim.
The Eurasian Economic Commission has already commented on the situation at certain sections of the Kyrgyz-Kazakh border. The EEC noted that the delays are related to planned activities aimed at preventing the illegal turnover of goods.
The Kazakh side added that these measures are temporary and do not affect the regime of Eurasian integration.
Meanwhile, new videos are appearing on social media showing that the flow of trucks is completely blocked. Drivers express concerns that the delay may extend indefinitely.
