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Brussels preparing to use technology to solve Irish backstop issue

EU officers will use 'IT techniques' so items can proceed to go from Ireland thru the United Kingdom and on into France within the tournament of a No Deal Brexit. Pictured is the previous Belfast to Dublin Road crossing.
EU officials will use 'IT systems' so goods can continue to cross from Ireland through the UK and on into France in the event of a No Deal Brexit. Pictured is the old Belfast to Dublin Road crossing.

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