Lithuania Urges Stronger Controls Against Stolen Ukrainian Grain Transit
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Lithuania Urges Stronger Controls Against Stolen Ukrainian Grain Transit
Lithuania is pushing for practical implementation of a verification mechanism to trace the origin of grain and prevent European Union ports and transport infrastructure from being used to move Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine during Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Lithuanian Vice Minister of Agriculture Rolandas Taraškevičius made the statement on the sidelines of the EU Agriculture and F…
Estonia plans to ban the transit of Russian grain through its ports, although such shipments have been almost non-existent for a long time. Tallinn is discussing various options for introducing the measure through national legislation. This was stated by Estonian Minister of Regional Affairs and Agriculture Hendrik Johannes Terras to journalists in Luxembourg before the meeting of the EU Council on Agriculture. “Russian grain almost does not pas…
Tallinn is working to prevent Russian grains from passing through Estonian ports.
Lithuania insists on the practical implementation of a mechanism for verifying the origin of grain in order to prevent the use of EU ports, as well as EU transport infrastructure, to transport Ukrainian congee stolen by Russia in the occupied territories of Ukraine.
UK, Ukraine and Latvia sign deal to extend grain-tracing scheme against Russian theft of Ukrainian grain
The UK, Ukraine and Latvia signed a memorandum bringing Latvia into the Grain Verification Scheme, which traces Ukrainian grain stolen from Russian-occupied areas, the UK government said on 26 October.
Tallinn is considering a legislative ban on transit, which is not currently formally banned
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