Bloomberg: Lithuania Refused to Allow Belarusian Potash to Pass Trump Deal
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Lithuania does not intend to lift the ban on Belarusian potassium fertilizers across its borders, which could lead to the collapse of US President Donald Trump ' s plans to make a major deal with Minsk.
Bloomberg: Lithuania Refused to Allow Belarusian Potash to Pass Trump Deal
Lithuania has no plans to lift the ban on Belarusian potash fertilizers crossing its borders. This could derail US President Donald Trump's plans to strike a major deal with Minsk, Bloomberg reports, citing Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis...
The United States, which wants to start large-scale purchases of potash fertilizers from Belarus, has not yet discussed any agreements with Lithuania to resume their transit through the port of Klaipeda, Deividas Matulienis, chief adviser to the Lithuanian President on national security issues, told Ziniu radijas radio station.” No specific agreements regarding the transit of Belarusian fertilizers were discussed,” Matulenis said, commenting on …
While US President Donald Trump is announcing plans to sign an agreement with Belarus on the purchase of potash fertilizers, the country's politicians do not yet see the possibility of transporting them through Lithuania.
Lithuania does not plan to resume the transit of Belarusian potash fertilizers through its territory and the port of Klaipeda, despite the intention of the United States to conclude an agreement with Minsk on the purchase of potassium. The post Lithuania will not open the port of Klaipeda for Belarusian potassium despite US plans appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
Lithuania will seek a review of the European ban on the transit of Belarusian potassium fertilizers and sees no grounds for easing the existing restrictions, a position which the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Questutis Budris spoke out against the background of a discussion of a possible deal between Minsk and Washington.
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