Zelenski cere României și statelor vecine să deblocheze tranzitul de cereale

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has requested Romania, Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to allow the transit of Ukrainian grains due to Russian attacks disrupting exports. Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar agreed to permit transit under the condition that the grains are not sold locally. Zelensky emphasized that transporting corn in sealed trains to Western Europe would significantly aid Ukraine's economy. Meanwhile, Slovakia and Hungary have announced they will not contribute to the €70 billion aid package requested by Ukraine, reflecting a more cautious stance towards Kyiv compared to other nations.