EU neighbors shun Kyiv’s plea to free trapped grain
First reported 4 Oct, 05:00 UTCUpdated 1h ago2 sources
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Poland and Romania said there’s nothing more they can do to help Ukraine export its grain through Europe, as the blockade in the Black Sea continues.
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Poland and Romania said there’s nothing more they can do to help Ukraine export its grain through Europe, as the blockade in the Black Sea continues.
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- EU neighbors shun Kyiv’s plea to free trapped grain (opens Politico Europe in a new tab)
Poland and Romania said there’s nothing more they can do to help Ukraine export its grain through Europe, as the blockade in the Black Sea continues.
- Poland, Romania Reject Ukraine Appeal for Grain Transit Help (opens Kyiv Post in a new tab)
Poland and Romania have rejected Ukraine’s request to increase agricultural transit corridors and secure €1.1 billion in transport subsidies to move trapped grain through Europe. Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi warned that port bombardments could cause next year’s sown area to contract by up to 40%…
