Letonia și Lituania iau în calcul să paralizeze o rută importantă de export pentru Rusia

Latvia and Lithuania are considering halting Russian grain exports through their ports due to increased transit following Ukrainian attacks on Russian ports. Latvia's government will discuss a total ban on Russian grain exports, while Lithuania has deemed the use of its ports for these exports unacceptable. A ban would significantly impact Russian grain exporters, as traditional routes through the Black and Azov Seas are disrupted. Both countries suspect some Russian grain may originate from Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia, prompting calls for mechanisms to prevent illegal transit. Lithuania is testing grain samples to verify their origins.