Long queues of trucks waiting at the Sculeni and Leuseni border crossings

The number of trucks waiting to clear customs is rising at the Sculeni–Sculeni and Leuseni–Albita border crossings, while freight traffic remains heavy at Giurgiulesti. The Customs Service advises hauliers to use alternative crossings to reduce waiting times, IPN reports.

The Customs Service says additional staff have been deployed at the busy customs checkpoints, and teams are working around the clock to speed up truck processing on both sides of the border.

At the same time, the authority recommends that empty trucks use the Cahul–Oancea and Costeati–Stanca border crossings, depending on their route and the nature of the transport operation. Hauliers crossing the border at Costesti–Stanca are encouraged to use the BQS electronic booking system.

The Customs Service also recommends using the common transit procedure through the NCTS system, where applicable, submitting electronic declarations in advance, and checking transport-related documents. Carriers are encouraged to schedule trips on different days and at different times to avoid congestion at customs checkpoints.

The institution says it is continuously monitoring the situation and coordinating measures to ease traffic flow with the Romanian control authorities.



Long queues of trucks waiting at the Sculeni and Leuseni border crossings

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Long queues of trucks waiting at the Sculeni and Leuseni border crossings

The number of trucks waiting to clear customs is rising at the Sculeni–Sculeni and Leuseni–Albita border crossings, while freight traffic remains heavy at Giurgiulesti. The Customs Service advises hauliers to use alternative crossings to reduce waiting times, IPN reports.

The Customs Service says additional staff have been deployed at the busy customs checkpoints, and teams are working around the clock to speed up truck processing on both sides of the border.

At the same time, the authority recommends that empty trucks use the Cahul–Oancea and Costeati–Stanca border crossings, depending on their route and the nature of the transport operation. Hauliers crossing the border at Costesti–Stanca are encouraged to use the BQS electronic booking system.

The Customs Service also recommends using the common transit procedure through the NCTS system, where applicable, submitting electronic declarations in advance, and checking transport-related documents. Carriers are encouraged to schedule trips on different days and at different times to avoid congestion at customs checkpoints.

The institution says it is continuously monitoring the situation and coordinating measures to ease traffic flow with the Romanian control authorities.


Moscow and Kyiv have accused each other of cyberattacks on air raid warning systems. On Sunday, Ukraine’s air raid alert app issued nationwide red alerts warning of air attacks. Some residents, including those in the capital, also received additional notifications warning of radiation hazards, chemical attacks and street fighting, IPN reports.

The alerts were lifted in less than an hour, and the Ukrainian Air Force said the app appeared to have been compromised in an enemy cyberattack. It urged the public to remain calm, stressing that there was no radiation hazard.

A few hours later, Russia announced that its alert app had also been targeted in a cyberattack. The app warned residents that nuclear missiles had reportedly been launched at every region of the country. The false alerts were issued shortly before a local ceasefire in the Kherson region was due to expire. The ceasefire had been put in place to allow humanitarian aid to reach the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky and to enable residents to evacuate.

Meanwhile, Russia’s Samara region was targeted in a drone attack. According to the Telegram channels Supernova+ and Exilenova+, drones struck Russia’s largest hub for pumping and storing petroleum products, located in the town of Prosvet. Eyewitness footage shows a thick cloud of smoke rising over the town. Russian authorities have yet to confirm the strike. However, Samara’s airport suspended operations for two hours due to the drone threat. Authorities in Kyiv have not commented on the attack either.

The Ukrainian military announced last month that it had repeatedly struck the complex at Prosvet, destroying four tanks with a combined capacity of 170,000 tonnes. The storage facility at Prosvet comprises 71 tanks with a total capacity of more than 1.3 million tonnes.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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