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Latvia and Lithuania consider banning transit of Russian grain
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Latvia and Lithuania are discussing the possibility of halting the transit of Russian grain through their ports. This decision is linked to the increase in Russian grain transshipments amid Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian ports. Final decisions have not yet been made.
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- Latvia plans to discuss a ban on Russian grain exports
- Lithuania also intends to stop the transit of Russian grain
- Increase in Russian grain transshipments noted amid attacks on Russian ports
- Lithuanian Prime Minister stated that infrastructure cannot be used for Russian grain exports
- Final decisions have not yet been made
Latvia · Lithuania · Klaipeda port · Mindaugas Sinkiavicius · Lithuanian Grain Processors and Traders Association
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