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Baltic states push for EU-wide ban on Russian grain transit
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have called on EU leaders to impose an EU-wide ban on Russian grain transit through European transport networks.
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have called for an EU-wide ban on Russian grain transit. A joint letter was submitted to European Council President António Costa and the European Commission president.
According to the appeal, the aim is to block Moscow from redirecting agricultural exports through European transport networks.
The move is presented in the context of disruption in the Black Sea, which is reshaping regional grain flows.
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