European Countries Seek Extension of Ukrainian Grain Ban
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Five European Union countries, including Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria, have announced an extension of their ban on Ukrainian grain imports through 2023 to protect their farmers' interests. However, they will continue to allow the transit of Ukrainian grain through their borders to destinations where it is needed. The ban comes after Russia withdrew from a deal safeguarding Black Sea shipments, which has caused concerns about food security in vulnerable countries. The EU is urged to develop mechanisms to regulate the transport of Ukrainian grain and ensure food security for those in need.
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