Zelenskiy Asked Neighbours to Let Grain Cargoes Through, Hungary PM Magyar Says
Hungary’s prime minister said he would allow grain to pass through if it only transits the country to other destinations.
- On Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy requested that Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary allow transit of grain cargoes, with Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar agreeing to the measure if cargo only passes through Hungary to other destinations.
- Around 90% of Ukraine's wheat, corn, and sunflower seed exports depend on the Black Sea, where Russian military campaigns have nearly halted agricultural shipments, forcing Ukraine to seek alternative routes modeled on early-war solutions.
- During talks on Friday, Zelenskiy and Magyar agreed to reset Ukraine-Hungary ties, with Magyar assuring the Ukrainian leader of his full solidarity over the "inhuman Russian aggression" against Ukraine.
- Magyar has adopted a less confrontational approach toward Kyiv than his predecessor Viktor Orban, though he continues to demand progress on the rights of Hungary's ethnic minority in Ukraine.
- The European Commission forecasts the European Union's maize harvest at 50.1 million metric tons this year, a near two-decade low, as record heat and drought decimate plantings in France and Hungary.
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Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski called on Romania, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain to other markets, under conditions where Russian attacks in the Black Sea have almost completely blocked...
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Madyar said that he would not object to the transit of Ukrainian grain through the country, provided that the cargo would go to other states. He said this in an interview with the RTL channel. According to Madyar, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky appealed to Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary with a request to allow the transit of grain through the blockade of the Black Sea. The question [...] The post Hu…
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski asked neighbouring countries - Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary - to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain shipments through their territory because of the blockade in the Black Sea, Hungarian Prime Minister said.
Volodymyr Zelensky launched an important initiative to transport Ukrainian grain through Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary. ❗️ Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Madyar supported this idea, stating that he sees no obstacles to transit. 🌾 This is a step towards restoring economic ties and strengthening partnership between countries! 🇺🇦
;Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asked neighboring countries - Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary - to allow the passage of Ukrainian grain shipments due to the blockade in the Black Sea, Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said today. Magyar, who agreed with Zelensky in talks on Friday on the...
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