The Border Police Directorate of the Ministry of the Interior announced that, as of 12:00 today, traffic for freight vehicles has been blocked, following a notification submitted to the Ministry of the Interior by representatives of the Business Association “International Transport”.
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Traffic blockade for freight vehicles at certain border crossings
Belgrade,
26 January 2026
The blockade began today at 12:00 at outbound freight terminals, after which, at midnight, border crossings on entry into Serbia will also be blocked.
The blockade in effect 12:00 applies to the following border crossings: Batrovci, Šid, Bogojevo, Bačka Palanka, Neštin, Bezdan, Horgoš, Kelebija, Vrška Čuka, Gradina, Strezimirovci, Srpska Crnja, Vatin, Kaluđerovo and Preševo.
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