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Transporters From BiH and the Region Remain on the Border Blockade on September 14: No Solution From Brussels yet | Face | The only Independent Media House

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Transporters from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, North Macedonia and Montenegro have announced that they will block the borders with the European Union on September 14th if the problem of the limited stay of professional drivers in the Schengen area is not resolved by then, said Nikola Brković, a member of the Logistics Consortium. He added that after years of talks, transporters have few options left except […]
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The blockade of the borders, that is, the transporter's protest that was announced for Monday, September 14, 2026 at the border and administrative crossings of Serbia, is postponed until further notice. The decision to postpone was made after discussions with the EU Office in Serbia, where a key breakthrough was made in solving [...]

Transporters are announcing a blockade of the EU borders on September 14 due to rules for professional drivers, while businessmen are warning of damage to BiH exports.

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ORAŠJE / ŽUPANJA – Due to increasingly frequent returns from the border, arrests and deportations of professional drivers The post Blockade of the Orašje – Županja border crossing announced: Transporters stop freight traffic on September 14th appeared first on Županjac.net.

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A strike by international carriers from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina is planned for September 14. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this and specified that carriers from Montenegro and North Macedonia are also expected to join the strike action...

Professional drivers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia have announced joint protests at the borders with the European Union. If a solution to the problem of limited stay in Schengen is not found by September 14, transporters announce a blockade of crossings and cargo terminals. The problem of professional drivers from the Western Balkans due to the rule of 90 days of stay within 180 days […]

The "Logistics of BiH" Consortium states that professional drivers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia continue to face serious consequences of the current regime, including arrests, deportations, travel interruptions and bans on re-entering the Schengen area.

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srpskainfo.com broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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