Ukraine is requesting the European Union to relocate its border crossings to EU territory as a protective measure against ongoing Russian attacks targeting critical infrastructure. Ukrainian Infrastructure Minister Serhij Derkatj warned that the complete destruction of the current border crossings would effectively halt all rail transport out of the country. However, Brussels has responded that this request is not feasible due to regulations associated with the Schengen Area. The situation highlights Ukraine’s vulnerability, with its border crossings identified as a critical weakness in the face of Russian aggression. The inability to move these crossings poses a significant risk to Ukraine's logistical capabilities and overall resilience. This impasse underscores the challenges of balancing Ukraine's security needs with existing EU protocols. The future of Ukraine's export capacity hangs in the balance should its border infrastructure be compromised.