Overview
- Belarusian authorities say more than 1,100 Lithuanian trucks have been collected at crossing points and placed under guard.
- Lukashenko warned owners to settle accrued security costs of about €120 per day and remove the vehicles within days or face possible confiscation under Belarusian law.
- The Foreign Ministry said the trucks will be moved to specially equipped parking areas.
- Minsk stated the border from its side was never closed and could resume operations within hours.
- Lithuania suspended road traffic with Belarus until November 30 over smuggling-related balloon incursions and later allowed limited categories of people to pass.