Cerealele Ucrainei ar putea veni cu trenul prin Moldova la Constanța

Ukraine is establishing a new railway route for grain exports to Constanța, Romania, via Moldova, aiming to reduce maritime transport risks. Negotiations include a request for a 50% transport fee reduction. The new corridor could facilitate up to 4.5 million tons of grain annually. Moldova is considering the proposal but seeks guarantees on cargo volumes. The situation arises amid increased Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports, impacting grain export forecasts significantly. Romania has been a key transit point for Ukrainian agricultural products since the Russian invasion, but this has caused tensions with local farmers over pricing.