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    Poland says it will reopen two Belarus border crossings on November 17

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    Posted on November 14, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Poland will reopen two Belarus border crossings on Nov 17, resuming trade and travel halted due to security concerns over Russian activities.

    Table of Contents

    • Poland's Border Reopening Strategy
    • Background of Border Closures
    • Impact on Trade and Travel
    • Regional Relations and Security

    Poland to Reopen Two Border Crossings with Belarus on November 17

    Poland's Border Reopening Strategy

    WARSAW (Reuters) -Poland said it would on November 17 reopen two border crossings with Belarus that it shut in September in response to Russia-led military exercises in the neighbouring country and 21 Russian drones entering Polish airspace.

    Background of Border Closures

    Warsaw had said on October 30 it might delay the reopening of the crossings with Belarus, a close Russian ally, until at least mid-November to show solidarity with fellow NATO member Lithuania amid heightened security concerns.

    Impact on Trade and Travel

    Lithuania closed its land border with Belarus in late October over airspace disruptions by smuggling balloons and said it would keep them shut until the end of November.

    Regional Relations and Security

    In a draft decision on Thursday evening, Poland's interior ministry said that from November 17 the border crossing at Bobrowniki would be opened for passenger cars and trucks registered in the European Union, EFTA countries and Switzerland, and Kuznica Bialostocka only for passenger cars.

    "The planned activities are aimed at resuming the flow of people and goods, which is a response to the expectations of ... particular a large group of entrepreneurs, carriers and people traveling to work from Belarus to Poland," it said.

    Already strained relations between Poland and Belarus have sunk to new lows since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.

    (Reporting by Pawel Florkiewicz; editing by Mark Heinrich)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Poland to reopen two border crossings with Belarus on November 17.
    • •Closures were due to Russia-led military exercises and airspace violations.
    • •Reopening aims to resume flow of people and goods.
    • •Lithuania maintains border closure with Belarus until end of November.
    • •Relations between Poland and Belarus remain strained.

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    A border crossing is a designated point where people or goods can legally enter or exit a country. It often involves customs checks and immigration control.

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    NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is a military alliance of countries from North America and Europe that provides collective defense against aggression.

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