Farmers who continue to block the Ukrainian border will postpone their action on the Russian border because of Easter.
Polish farmers stop blocking the Russian border because of the upcoming Easter holidays (this year Catholics celebrate Easter on March 31 – ed.). Polish Radio reported this on Sunday, March 24.
Thus, the protest action at the border of the Russian Federation in Grzechotki lasted only a few days. On March 20, farmers blocked the border crossing, allowing one vehicle to pass per hour.
It was noted that farmers were surprised by how many goods arrived in the European Union from Russia.
“The European Union has not yet made a decision to ban grain imports from Russia into the Community. Despite the fact that countries have condemned Russia’s attack on Ukraine, trade with Russia continues .They have a lot of transport, including gas and not only liquefied gas, a driver said “methane is transported,” said Jerzy Salitra from the board of the Warmia-Masuria Chamber of Agriculture.
Despite this, the organizers of the action said that the border blockade is being prevented due to the upcoming Easter holidays.
Earlier, the protesters were more determined and announced a blockade of the Russian border for at least a month.
At the same time, the coming Easter does not prevent farmers from blocking the border with Ukraine. On Sunday it was reported that they completely blocked the movement of trucks to Poland at two checkpoints.
It was also reported that Poles started blocking buses at the border.
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Source: korrespondent
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