Lithuania and Latvia Consider Halting Russian Grain Exports Through Their Ports
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Latvia and Lithuania are considering halting the transit of Russian grain through their ports after supplies increased following Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian ports in the Baltic Sea, Reuters reported. The issue mainly concerns Latvia, whose government is expected to discuss a complete ban on the transit of Russian grain through its territory, a spokesman for the Latvian prime minister said. Lithuania has not announced specific steps toward…
Latvia and Lithuania examine the possibility of stopping the transit of Russian cereals through their ports, reports Reuters. The Latvian government intends to discuss the complete prohibition of Russian cereals exports through the territory of the country, while Lithuania has stated that the use of its port infrastructure for such deliveries is unacceptable. However, any restrictions imposed by Lithuania do not [...]
The Baltic countries will block the transit of Russian grain through their ports. The decision stems from a sharp increase in Russian orders after Ukrainian attacks paralyzed part of Russia's port infrastructure on the Black and Azov Seas.
"Latwives of Lithuania see the possibility of transiting a growing grain through its own port, the "Reuters" line of Latvia's plan to talk to the fence about the export of grains through the territor of growth, "then Lithuania's Yak stated that the Vikoristan of its own port "infrastructure for such supplies" was unattractive. On occasion, Litvi's exchanger might not be able to transit the grain by Ms. Kaliennagrad province by the regions [...] …
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