The Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced that on Monday, July 27, 2026, Greek customs officers will hold a strike at the border crossings of Evzoni (Bogorodica), Dojran (Dojran) and Niki (Medzhitlija). The announcement was based on data provided by the relevant authorities of the Hellenic state.

According to the official schedule, the work stoppage will last from 05:00 to 09:00 Macedonia time, which corresponds to the interval 06:00–10:00 local Greek time. During this period, passenger cars will be able to cross only in 10-minute cycles, while the movement of heavy goods vehicles will be completely blocked in both directions, both entering and exiting Greek territory.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs guaranteed that it will make available all human and technical resources to cope with the situation and take appropriate measures during this time.

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After the powerful storm passed, police forces remain present on the ground and are managing all reports of the aftermath, in close cooperation with other responsible authorities. The Ministry of Internal Affairs emphasized that operations are ongoing to ensure citizen safety, repair damages, and restore normal traffic circulation and public services.

The hardest-hit part was the Skopje region, where the Internal Affairs Sector recorded the most severe effects up until 10:00 PM last night. The toll included 117 damaged cars, 35 destroyed roofs, 189 fallen trees, seven traffic lights out of service, five fires, and 10 people who sustained injuries.

The furious wind did not spare several state buildings and facilities of vital importance either. Damages were observed at the building of the Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office for Combating Organized Crime and Corruption, at the “Vila Vodno” complex, and at the Police Base of Petrovec Airport. Also affected were the headquarters of the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Public Prosecutor’s Office, as well as the “Nova Makedonija” building.

As for other cities, in Kumanovo, nine vehicles and three damaged roofs were reported. The Tetovo area recorded five incidents, of which three were damaged cars and two were damaged roof structures, while Gostivar reported neither damages nor injuries. In Veles, two cars were damaged due to falling trees, while in Shtip the number of affected cars reached 14, alongside six destroyed roofs.

The Strumica district faced strong winds that knocked down high-voltage poles in the villages of Dobroshinc and Gradosorc, which also led to power outages in the village of Svidovica. On the other hand, the Manastir area did not experience significant consequences, with the exception of a powerful but passing wind in Makedonski Brod, which fortunately caused no property damage.

In conclusion, the Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed that police teams are still on the ground, continuing their work to clear the traces of the storm and protect the safety of citizens.

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According to the ministry, the detention was carried out by police officers from the Police Station for Road Traffic Safety in Tetovo, after during a traffic check and radar measurement they stopped a “Volkswagen Polo” passenger vehicle with Skopje license plates that he was driving.

After measures were taken, it was established that he was traveling at a speed of 168 kilometers per hour on a հատված where, according to road signage, the permitted limit is 80 kilometers per hour.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs said that B.S. was held at the Police Station and, after the case is fully documented, the appropriate charges will be filed against him.

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Presenting a review of the work carried out over the past two years, Toshkovski highlighted that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has strengthened its institutional capacities and advanced the fight against organized crime and corruption.

He stressed that investments have been made in equipment, training, and new technologies. According to Toshkovski, today’s report does not merely present figures, but provides concrete proof of the work and professionalism of police officers and all employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. He added that he is aware that much work still remains to be done, since security is a process that requires great dedication. For this reason, he emphasized, they will continue with the same energy, with a clear vision and determination to build a modern Ministry of Internal Affairs that will be able to respond to challenges.

According to the minister, being part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs represents not only a profession, but also an honor and a responsibility.

“We stand every day in the service of citizens and the state. Our goal is a safe state, a stable system, and strong institutions,” Toshkovski stressed.

The minister is presenting an account of the work carried out at the Training Center in Idrizovo. On this occasion, as he spoke about every segment of police work, he sent the message that there will be no untouchables and no selectivity, regardless of function, position, or workplace.

“Only by respecting the laws and treating everyone equally will we achieve results,” Toshkovski underlined.

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