Thousands of vehicles have surpassed the Polish border once more.
As of July 31, 2025, there is no publicly available authoritative information regarding current traffic or bus delays at the Belarus-Lithuania border crossings, including Brest, Beniakony, and Kamenny Log, or on the Vilnius-Minsk route.
According to the latest reports, the bus from Vilnius to Minsk, departing at 8 AM, was stuck for 7 hours on the neutral strip heading towards Vilnius. However, no new information about the situation with bus services from Vilnius to Minsk or their delays is currently available.
At "Kamenny Log", there are still 20 private cars waiting in the queue. On the other hand, the number of vehicles in the queue at the "Brest" crossing decreased from over a thousand in June to 130 in July. It's worth noting that no queues have been reported at the Lithuanian border in "Beniakony".
Despite the lack of specific information, it's essential to remember that travel advisories often do not include detailed information about border crossing conditions. Therefore, for real-time traffic or bus delay information, it would be best to consult official border authority websites, local traffic apps, or bus company platforms directly.
In other news, no new information about the arrest of popular artist Oksana Shalapyina, Indonesia's stance on its Defense Minister's visit to Belarus, or any incidents reported in Vilnius's northwest on Monday has been reported.
Travelers looking to navigate the current traffic conditions might find car-maintenance more practical as an alternative to bus travel, considering the frequent delay reports along the Vilnius-Minsk route. Nevertheless, for those opting to travel by private cars, patience is a must, as there's still a queue of 20 vehicles at the "Kamenny Log" border crossing.
