UE reactivează „Rutele Solidarității” prin România și Moldova. Rusia distruge comerțul prin Marea Neagră • Newsweek România

The EU is reactivating the 'Solidarity Routes' through Romania and Moldova to facilitate Ukrainian food exports amid Russian attacks on Black Sea ports. Moldova has agreed to transport 600,000 tons of Ukrainian food by rail until 2026. The European Commission is assessing alternative transport routes, as Ukraine's agricultural exports are severely impacted by ongoing conflicts. The Danube Corridor is seen as a promising alternative, though limited in capacity compared to larger ports. Ukraine has proposed a ceasefire on attacks in the Black Sea, but has yet to receive a response from Russia.