Romania has invested heavily in ports on the Danube and Constanta, and Russian drone attacks on ports near Romania threaten these investments.
Romania supports the export of Ukrainian grain and aims to increase the volume of its transit through its territory. Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu said this on Friday, September 15, in an interview with the Austrian magazine Der Standard.
“We must support Ukraine in its grain export. Next month, we will try to increase the amount of grain brought to Romania from two to four million tons,” said Ciolaku.
He noted that Romania has invested heavily in ports on the Danube and Constanta and Russian drone attacks on ports near Romania threaten these investments.
Moreover, Ciolaku called on other European countries to support Ukraine and impose stricter restrictions on goods from Russia. In particular, he proposed to completely abandon Russian gas.
“Yes, absolutely ban! Because there is a huge difference between what we lost, which is a small comfort, and what is happening in Ukraine. You also have to think about what will actually happen if the Russian Federation won. Won. And we created “Are we an opportunity for people like Putin to breed in other European countries?” he said.
He expressed confidence that the EU will be able to completely abandon Russian fuel in the near future.
It should be noted that the Minister of Development and Technology of Poland Waldemar Buda on Friday signed a decree on an indefinite ban on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine, in particular wheat, corn, rapeseed and sunflowers.
The European Commission lifted restrictions on grain imports from Ukraine to Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and Slovakia. At the same time, from September 16 to 18, Kyiv must take effective measures to control the export of 4 groups of goods to prevent their influence on the market of neighboring EU member states.
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Source: korrespondent
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