Migrants traveling toward Kosovo have encountered significant delays at the border crossing between Montenegro and Croatia. Reports indicate that the waiting times for groups of migrants have reached up to 10 hours, with some sources citing waits as long as 28 hours. The situation was documented by the Croatian portal “index.hr,” which published images and video footage from the area, including from the village of Dubrovacka and a large crowd observed in Cilipi.
The prolonged delays at the border crossing with Montenegro have created considerable hardship for those attempting to pass through. According to unofficial reports from the scene, the duration of the waits has been extensive. In response to the situation, local residents have provided assistance to the stranded migrants.
Specifically, locals have been observed distributing water to the people waiting in line and permitting access to their private residences for the use of sanitary facilities. These actions highlight community support amidst the logistical difficulties faced by the migrants at the border point.
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