Ukraine grain import bans spread in Eastern Europe.

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Romania is likely to ban Ukrainian grain imports, following similar moves by Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia, which could trap large amounts of grain in Ukraine, hitting its exports and causing further economic problems for Kyiv as it battles Russian troops. Talks between Kyiv and Warsaw are ongoing, and Ukraine's agriculture minister is due to hold talks on Wednesday with Romania. The bottlenecks have reduced prices and hurt sales by local farmers, putting political pressure on governments in the region.
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