Lithuanian Carriers Cannot Return Trucks From Belarus

• 20.11.2025, 14:40

Lukashenko's regime is delaying the decision to pull out transportation.

Lithuanian trucks, stuck in Belarus, have problems with returning home. This was reported to the news agency BNS by Secretary General of the International Transport and Logistics Alliance TTLA Povilas Drižas, writes LRT.

As of the morning of November 20, there's no information about the Lithuanian trucks returned from Belarus. According to Drižas, Minsk is deciding how to release Lithuanian vehicles from parking lots and whether to allow them to move through the territory of Belarus.

"According to my data, there are no entrants so far. <�...> We have information that the Belarusan side has gathered for some meetings about decisions on how to organize logistics. Either there are no decisions yet, or they have not reached us yet," he said.

There is also no specific information on payment for parking.

"There is unverified information that perhaps the fee will be charged not for the whole period of parking, but only for the last 10 days. But concrete actions have not started yet," Drižas said.

Later it was reported that some trucks still entered through Šalčininkai.