As Polish haulers’ blockade of border checkpoints with Ukraine stretches into its second month, thousands of Ukrainian truckers remain stranded in huge lines waiting to cross into their homeland. They say they’re losing patience.

The queue of trucks starts more than 20 kilometres from Poland's eastern border. Hundreds of Ukrainian lorries are parked along the road in an unbroken line, caught up in a trade dispute that's putting new strain on Polish-Ukrainian relations.

Pickup trucks and tourniquets bound for Ukraine’s battlefield are stuck in a mileslong line at the border with Poland. Components to build drones to fight off Russian forces are facing weeks of delays.

Weeks of protests at the Polish border with Ukraine have seen haulers waiting up to a fortnight to cross the border.

"As soon as this test train passes and everything is fine, we will launch it en masse," said Valerii Tkachov, deputy director of commercial work for Ukraine's state-owned railway, Ukrzaliznytsia.