Estonia închide poarta cerealelor rusești. „Nu vom ajuta la finanțarea războiului”

Estonia has banned the transit of cereals from Russia and Belarus to prevent their use as alternative export routes. Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna announced that the previous warning to transport operators has now become law. The measure aims to stop redirection of shipments to Estonian ports, as Russia seeks new routes for its grain exports. Estonia, along with Latvia and Lithuania, is working to ensure Baltic ports are not used for Russian transit. The EU has also imposed tariffs on Russian and Belarusian grain products to limit their imports into Europe, although transit through the EU to third countries is not entirely prohibited.