România și Polonia spun că nu mai pot ajuta Ucraina să-și exporte cerealele: „Interesul pentru propriii noștri fermieri rămâne o prioritate”

Romania and Poland have announced they can no longer assist Ukraine in exporting its grain due to prioritizing their own farmers' interests. The ongoing blockade in the Black Sea has left Ukraine struggling to export millions of tons of grain, exacerbating the global food crisis. Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotsky visited Brussels seeking support for alternative transport routes and financial aid. Both Romania and Poland emphasized their logistical limitations and the need to prioritize local farmers. While some EU countries are considering alternative export routes, the situation remains critical, with potential long-term impacts on global food security.