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BackПольша и Румыния отказались наращивать транзит украинского зерна
Польша и Румыния отказались наращивать транзит украинского зерна
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Польша и Румыния отказались наращивать транзит украинского зерна

Киев просил ЕС о помощи в вывозе миллионов тонн продукции и выделении 1,1 миллиарда евро

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Польша и Румыния отказались увеличивать транзит украинской сельхозпродукции из-за ограниченности инфраструктуры и приоритета интересов местных фермеров на фоне проблем с экспортом через Черное море.

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Why It Matters

Проблемы с вывозом украинского зерна через Черное море привели к необходимости поиска сухопутных и речных маршрутов через ЕС.

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Польша и Румыния отказались увеличивать транзит украинского зерна и другой сельскохозяйственной продукции на фоне проблем с ее вывозом через Черное море, пишет Politico.

Украина попросила страны Европейского союза (ЕС) помочь вывезти миллионы тонн продукции и выделить 1,1 миллиарда евро для компенсации выросших транспортных расходов. Киев предупредил, что при сохранении проблем с экспортом до весны посевные площади могут сократиться на 35-40 процентов.

Министр сельского хозяйства Румынии Барна Танцош заявил, что возможности транспортной инфраструктуры страны ограничены, а приоритетом остаются интересы местных фермеров. По его словам, украинское зерно и низкий уровень воды в Дунае уже создают дополнительную нагрузку на румынские порты. В Министерстве инфраструктуры Польши также сообщили, что не планируют увеличивать транзит украинской сельскохозяйственной продукции.

Сейчас через европейские железнодорожные, автомобильные и речные маршруты Украина может вывозить менее половины потенциального объема экспорта. По оценке украинского министра аграрной политики Тараса Высоцкого, в стране может остаться до 35 миллионов тонн уже собранной продукции.

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Посевные площади в Украине могут сократиться на 35-40 процентов при сохранении проблем с экспортом

    Possible · Within months

Open Questions

  • Как ЕС отреагирует на запрос Украины о выделении 1,1 миллиарда евро?
  • Сократятся ли посевные площади в Украине весной?

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PeopleБарна ТанцошТарас Высоцкий
OrganizationsPoliticoЕвропейский союзМинистерство сельского хозяйства РумынииМинистерство инфраструктуры Польши
PlacesПольшаРумынияУкраинаЧерное море
Topicsпольшарумыниязерноэкспортсельское хозяйство
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