Zelenski cere Poloniei, României, Slovaciei și Ungariei să permită tranzitul transporturilor de cereale prin teritoriul lor

Ukrainian President Zelensky has requested Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain amid the Black Sea blockade. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar expressed conditional support for this measure, emphasizing that the grain should only pass through Hungary to reach other destinations. Ukraine is a major grain producer, and the ongoing conflict has severely disrupted its agricultural exports. Magyar noted that Zelensky's request mirrors earlier agreements made at the war's onset. He also reiterated Hungary's solidarity with Ukraine against Russian aggression while maintaining a stance against sending arms to Ukraine.