Lituania, Letonia şi Estonia cer Uniunii Europene interzicerea tranzitului de cereale rusești - Economica.net

The Baltic states of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have jointly called on the EU to ban the transit of Russian grain exports, aiming to pressure Russia to cease attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure. They argue that Russia is deliberately targeting Ukrainian ports and using international markets to increase its revenue. The leaders emphasize that the EU should not facilitate Russia's economic recovery from its aggression. Estonia has already imposed a national ban on Russian grain transit, while Latvia has authorized significant tax increases on such shipments. Lithuania is monitoring grain origins but has not yet enacted an official ban.