Ukraine is in talks with EU member states about moving customs checks for grain lorries from border crossings to points inside the bloc, aiming to reduce exposure to Russian drone attacks. Multiple reports say the changes focus on lorries carrying agricultural exports waiting at border areas.

The Financial Times reports that Ukraine is discussing the proposal with Poland and Slovakia, and that the plan would shift inspection activity from the frontier to locations farther inside those countries. The Financial Times also frames the issue around border congestion and the fact that trucks waiting to cross have become targets.

Other outlets highlight the same core idea: Ukraine wants checks moved inward within the EU to help prevent drones from striking trucks during the border-wait period. While the available information does not specify the final outcome, it indicates active discussions among Ukraine and EU states.