01.07.2025, 18:10

Traffic jams build up at Kazakhstan-Russia border due to Russia’s new entry rules

ASTANA. July 1 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Russia’s new entry requirements have led to significant congestion of trucks and passenger buses at a number of checkpoints on the Kazakh-Russian border, Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported.

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Traffic jams build up at Kazakhstan-Russia border due to Russia’s new entry rules

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