Lithuania will reduce the movement of regular buses with Belarus to a minimum. This was announced today, August 6, by the director of the Transport Safety Administration, Genius Lukoshus.
According to him, only 29 flights should remain by February next year.
It should be reminded that Lithuania has been deliberately slowing down the passage of cars across the border with Belarus over the past few years. Earlier, Vilnius left only two checkpoints on the Belarusian direction working. In addition, the Lithuanian authorities decided to ban the entry of cars with Belarusian registration into the country.
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