După Rusia, și Ucraina a pus ochii pe aceleași porturi care i-ar rezolva o problemă mai veche. Rolul jucat de Polonia

Ukraine is exploring the use of Baltic ports for grain exports due to disruptions in the Black Sea caused by the ongoing war with Russia. This follows similar actions by Russia, which is reconfiguring its Baltic ports for grain shipments. The shift to Baltic routes could increase logistical costs significantly, making Ukrainian grain less competitive. Ukraine's Agriculture Ministry estimates that Baltic ports could handle up to 20 million tons of grain, but additional funding and logistical support are needed. Transporting grain through Poland remains the most viable option, despite previous protests from Polish farmers over competition with cheaper Ukrainian grain.