Zelenski cere sprijinul României și al statelor vecine pentru transportul cerealelor. Exporturile Ucrainei, aproape blocate la Marea Neagră

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has requested Romania, Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to allow the transit of Ukrainian grains due to Russian attacks disrupting Black Sea exports. Zelensky seeks alternative routes for agricultural exports, emphasizing the need for neighboring countries' support. Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar confirmed that Hungary would permit the transit of Ukrainian corn to Western Europe, provided it is not sold in Hungary. This approach mirrors the initial grain transport methods used at the war's onset in 2022. The ongoing Russian attacks have severely impacted Ukrainian port activities, halting agricultural exports. Zelensky and Magyar also discussed improving Ukraine-Hungary relations during their first official meeting in Brussels, with Magyar adopting a more open stance towards Kyiv, although Hungary will not send weapons to Ukraine.