The state commission responsible for monitoring the situation at the Upper Lars checkpoint has reported that they are closely monitoring the situation. The commission’s management is discussing ways to regulate the conditions at the checkpoint, ensuring the smooth flow of traffic. Additionally, inspections are being conducted at the checkpoint to evaluate the impact of Russian sanctions and the increasing number of Armenian truck drivers entering Russia.

The commission is actively resolving any issues arising from inspections and uncovering drivers involved in illicit activities. Relevant information is being provided to the Ministry of Economy and the Food Safety Inspectorate to facilitate joint investigations and plan further actions. It is important to note that the Upper Lars checkpoint serves as the external border of the RA Customs Union, and the state commission is ready to assist carriers and establish connections with their representatives if needed.

These latest developments are crucial in ensuring the efficient operation of the Upper Lars checkpoint and maintaining the integrity of both Armenia’s and Russia’s borders. By actively resolving issues, regulating conditions, and collaborating with relevant authorities, the state commission aims to create a secure and smooth passage for all carriers passing through the checkpoint.

Stay tuned for more updates on the ongoing efforts of the state commission and the improvements being made at the Upper Lars checkpoint.