
Poland and Romania refused to expand assistance to Ukraine in grain exports, citing the priority of the interests of local farmers and the burden on ports.
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Poland and Romania have developed infrastructure for storing and transporting Ukrainian grain.
MOSCOW, October 4 – RIA Novosti. Poland and Romania refused to more actively help Ukraine in the matter of grain exports, Politico writes.
“The two countries with the most developed infrastructure for increasing transport and storage volumes, Poland and Romania, said that they could not and would not help further,” the publication says.
Romanian Agriculture Minister Barna Tanzos said the interests of local farmers remain a priority. According to him, Ukrainian grain and low water levels in the Danube are already creating additional pressure on Romanian ports.

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