Latvia and Lithuania Are Considering Ending Russian Grain Shipments via Their Ports
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Some of this grain was stolen from Ukraine.
Latvia and Lithuania have vowed to take steps to halt Russian grain exports through their ports. Russia has increased its grain transit through the Baltic Sea after attacks in Ukraine largely halted Russian grain shipments across the Black Sea.
Lithuania and Latvia are considering the possibility of stopping the transit of Russian grains, as reported by the Western media, the reason why the Baltics are "involved" is because Russia's supply of the Baltic route has increased dramatically after Ukrainian attacks on Black Sea ports have made it very difficult.
The leaders of the two Baltic countries are discussing the possibility of a complete cessation of the transit of Russian agricultural products due to the anticipated surge in supplies. Latvia and Lithuania are preparing to impose severe restrictions on the transit of agricultural products from Russia, as Moscow has diverted some exports through Baltic ports, mainly Latvian ones, after attacks on Russian infrastructure, transmits "Vesti" with ref…
EADaily, 5 September 2026. Latvia and Lithuania are considering the possibility of halting the supply of Russian grain through their ports after Russia increased transit against Ukraine ' s attacks on Russian ports in the Baltic Sea.
Lithuania and Latvia plan to stop transit of Russian grain, Reuters writes, citing sources
Lithuania and Latvia plan to stop the transit of Russian grain, Reuters writes, citing sources.According to the agency's interlocutors, after Ukraine's attacks on Russian ports in the Baltic Sea, Moscow began redirecting grain exports to the ports...
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