Atacurile Rusiei împing din nou cerealele Ucrainei spre România. Noul val poate veni peste o recoltă foarte mare a fermierilor români

Russia's intensified attacks on Ukrainian ports are pushing Ukraine to reactivate alternative grain export routes, with Romania potentially becoming a key transit corridor. However, Romanian farmers are also facing a significant harvest, leading to concerns about market prices. The Institute for the Study of War warns that Ukrainian agricultural exports could drop significantly, with over 30 million tons at risk of not reaching international markets. Romania's role as a transit hub has been crucial since the Russian invasion, but local farmers have protested against the influx of cheaper Ukrainian products affecting their prices. The situation in 2026 is particularly sensitive as Ukraine may need to redirect large quantities of grain to Romania during a strong harvest year for Romanian farmers.