Poland, Romania Reject Ukraine Appeal for Grain Transit Help
Romania and Poland said their transport networks cannot absorb more Ukrainian freight as Kyiv sought $1.2 billion in aid, officials said.
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Ukraine is getting its grain more and more heavy from the country. Poland and Romania reject more transit. Now there is a risk of a collapse at the next sowing.
The concerns of farmers in Ukraine's neighbouring countries are stronger than the EU's solidarity with Kiev, in the context that the Black Sea naval blockade could increase the scale of a global food crisis and affect Ukraine's next cereal harvest, notes Politico.
Poland and Romania have transmitted that they can do nothing to help Ukraine export its cereals across Europe, transmit Politico, under the conditions in which the blockade of the Black Sea continues. Ukraine needs help to remove millions of tons of grain destined for export from the country, while attacks on ports ...
Poland and Romania said they no longer have the opportunity to increase the volume of Ukrainian grain exports through Europe amid the ongoing blockade of the Black Sea.
Poland and Romania refused to assist Ukraine with the additional transit of grains along European routes, citing the interests of their farmers.
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