Ukraine Seeks to Move Customs Checks Inside EU to Avoid Russian Drones, FT Reports
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Ukraine talks with Poland and Slovakia, EU Member States, to move customs controls on trucks transporting grain for export from the border within these countries, to stop Russian drone attacks on transport, writes Friday Financial Times, citing sources familiar with this issue.
Kiev in talks with Poland and Slovakia to protect trucks carrying goods, according to the Financial Times
The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Georgy Tikhi, announced Kiev's intention to agree with Poland and Slovakia on the transfer of customs inspection of grain carriers from the border into the territory of those States. Kiev is discussing the possibility of transferring customs controls to neighbouring countries in order to improve the safety of the transport of agricultural trucks, transmitting to RIA News with refe…
Russian drone attacks could lead to significant changes on the Polish-Ukrainian border. Kyiv wants grain trucks to be cleared only inland. According to the Financial Times, Ukraine is seeking an urgent agreement with Warsaw.
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