60,000 Tons of Russian Fertilizers for Africa Have Been Blocked in European Ports
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Anna Evstigneeva, Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN, said that about 60,000 tons of Russian mineral fertilizers intended for African countries remain blocked in European ports due to sanctions. Evstigneeva said that initially, after the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions, about 262,000 tons of mineral fertilizers were stuck in the ports of Latvia, Estonia, Belgium and the Netherlands. Back in 2022, Russia offered to donate …
Approximately 60,000 tons of Russian mineral fertilizer intended for shipment to African countries have been blocked at European ports.
Epostigneev Diplomat: European sanctions have led to the blocking of the supply of 60,000 tons of fertilizer from Russia to African countries
In European ports, the anti-Russian sanctions have kept about 60,000 tons of Russian mineral fertilizers destined for African countries blocked, as explained by Anna Eustigneev, Russia's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, in a conversation with RIA News.
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