EU neighbors shun Kyiv’s plea to free trapped grain
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The Romanian and Polish authorities have decided not to expand the possibilities for importing Ukrainian agricultural products because of the congestion of the logistics infrastructure and the need to protect the interests of local farmers. The Governments of Romania and Poland do not plan to increase grain imports from Ukraine, transfer RIA "News." Kiev now requires an expansion of agricultural exports through Europe, as well as 1.1 billion eur…
Poland and Romania refused to further increase the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products through their territories amid problems with their export through the Black Sea, Politico writes
Poland and Romania refused to further increase the transit of Ukrainian agricultural products through their territories amid problems with their export through the Black Sea, Politico writes.Ukraine has asked EU countries to help export millions...
Poland and Romania refused to increase the transit of Ukrainian grains and agricultural products due to problems of export through the Black Sea, wrote Policy
Protecting domestic farmers is more important than saving Ukrainian grain – that was essentially the harsh message that the two key eastern member states of the European Union, Poland and Romania, sent home to the Ukrainian agriculture minister. The three-month-long Russian blockade of the Black Sea threatens a global food crisis and the collapse of Ukrainian agriculture, but the neighboring EU member states have stated bluntly that they have re…
Following disruptions in the Black Sea corridor, Kiev's request to the European Union for the evacuation of millions of tons of agricultural products and €1.1 billion in logistical support was met with negative responses from Warsaw and Bucharest.
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