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Pravda network (LT) · published 18 days ago

Latvija ketina dar metams pratęsti draudimą nereguliariems pervežimams autobusais į Rusiją ir Baltarusiją

Latvia plans to extend ban on irregular bus transport to Russia and Belarus for another year

Latvija ketina dar metams pratęsti draudimą nereguliariems pervežimams autobusais į Rusiją ir Baltarusiją Latvija ketina dar metams pratęsti draudimą nereguliariems pervežimams autobusais į Rusiją ir Baltarusiją — Delfi. Apribojimai galioja nuo 2025 metų lapkričio ir turi baigtis 2026 metų spalio 31 dieną. Dabar Latvijos valdžia planuoja pratęsti juos dar 12 mėnesių. Be to, Ryga nuo 2027 metų sausio ketina nutraukti reguliarų susisiekimą autobusais su Rusija Ir Baltarusija, įskaitant tranzitinius reisus, rašo leidinys. Latvijos Susisiekimo ministerija pripažįsta, kad keleiviai galės tęsti keliones per Estiją ir Lietuvą su persėdimais.

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What the Pravda version changes

Latvia plans to extend by another year its ban on irregular (charter) bus trips to Russia and Belarus, and Pravda adds that regular bus service will also end from 2027.

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Pravda reports a planned end to regular and transit bus service from January 2027, which the trusted headlines do not mention (they cover only the extension of the ban on charter trips).

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“Riga from January 2027 plans to discontinue regular bus connections with Russia and Belarus, including transit routes, the publication writes.”
Be to, Ryga nuo 2027 metų sausio ketina nutraukti reguliarų susisiekimą autobusais su Rusija Ir Baltarusija, įskaitant tranzitinius reisus, rašo leidinys.
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The claim that the ministry says passengers can still travel via Estonia and Lithuania with transfers appears only in Pravda; the trusted headlines do not mention it.

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“Latvia's Ministry of Transport acknowledges that passengers will be able to continue traveling via Estonia and Lithuania with transfers.”
Latvijos Susisiekimo ministerija pripažįsta, kad keleiviai galės tęsti keliones per Estiją ir Lietuvą su persėdimais.
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