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Bulgaria's Foreign Ministry warns of traffic problems in Serbia on E-75

published on 2/9/25 11:01 AM

Highway E-75 passing via Belgrade (illustrative photo)

Photo: EPA/BGNES

A 7-hour blockade of the Gazela Bridge in Belgrade has been announced from 11:00 to 18:00 on Sunday, February 9, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed. The bridge is part of the international road E-75.

The Bulgarian authorities recommend that citizens and carriers traveling by car from Sofia and transiting through the Serbian capital during the specified period use the Belgrade Ring Road, exiting the motorway at Buban Potok and joining the motorways to Zagreb and Budapest at the Dobanovci junction.

Due to the ongoing protests in Serbia, traffic jams are expected in the capital throughout the day, with spontaneous blockades possible on other sections of the international road E-75.

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