Polonia și România spun „pas” Ucrainei și anunță că au ajuns la limita maximă de transport a cerealelor, în ciuda insistențelor Kievului

Poland and Romania have officially reached their transport capacity limits for Ukrainian grain, rejecting Ukraine's request for increased transit routes. Ukraine needs to export large quantities of grain due to ongoing attacks on its Black Sea ports. The Ukrainian Agriculture Minister has sought support from European counterparts, emphasizing the need for financial aid to cover rising transport costs. Both Poland and Romania have stated they cannot assist further, as their transport networks are already at maximum capacity. The influx of Ukrainian grain is also impacting local farmers in these countries, raising concerns about market stability and income loss. The ongoing conflict could severely affect global grain supplies, with potential humanitarian consequences.