Amenințare majoră pentru exporturile de cereale ale Rusiei. O țară vecină vrea să impună taxe vamale de 300%

Latvia plans to impose a 300% customs duty on grain imports from Russia and Belarus, following increased Russian shipments through Baltic ports. This decision comes after Latvia banned imports of certain goods from Russia. The move aims to block a key export route for Russia, as the country has intensified grain transport through Latvia and Lithuania due to Ukrainian attacks on its Black Sea ports. The new tariffs could significantly hinder Russian grain exports, which have already been affected by the ongoing conflict. Latvia has previously implemented various restrictions on Russian and Belarusian goods to protect its security interests and reduce revenue for these countries.