Zelenski cere României să permită tranzitul cerealelor, după ce Rusia a blocat exporturile pe Marea Neagră

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged Romania and neighboring countries to allow the transit of Ukrainian grains to Western markets due to Russian attacks blocking exports via the Black Sea. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar confirmed Hungary's support for transit as long as the grains are not sold locally. Ukraine, a major grain producer, faces significant export challenges, with 90% of its agricultural products typically shipped through the Black Sea. Zelensky emphasized the importance of sealed train transport for Ukraine's economy. The request comes amid severe drought affecting EU corn production, with estimates predicting a significant drop in yields this year.