Polonia și România refuză să mai sprijine exporturile de cereale ale Ucrainei, pe fondul blocadei din Marea Neagră

Poland and Romania have decided to halt support for Ukraine's grain exports due to ongoing Black Sea blockades, prioritizing local farmers' interests. Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotsky recently appealed for increased transport capacity and financial aid to address the crisis. Both countries face logistical challenges, with Romania struggling to manage excess Ukrainian grain and Poland not planning any changes to facilitate exports. The situation poses a risk of a global food crisis, as less than half of Ukraine's exports currently reach European routes. If conditions do not improve, Ukraine's cultivated area could decrease significantly, impacting global grain supply.