After the development of port corridors in the Baltic Sea, it will be possible to send up to 10 million tons of grain from Ukraine through local ports.
600 million euros are needed to compensate the cost of the transit of Ukrainian grain to ports on the Baltic Sea.
“Ukrzaliznytsia” is considering the possibility of expanding the railway to deliver Ukrainian agricultural products and rolled metal to Baltic seaports.
Poland calls on the EU to help increase port capacity to increase Ukrainian grain supplies via the Baltic Sea.
Poland calls on EU countries to help export Ukrainian agricultural products through the Baltic ports.
Due to sanctions, the export of russian oil from the ports of the Baltic Sea may decrease by 20% in December.
The Polish government is considering the possibility of creating a railway that will connect the Ukrainian and Lithuanian railway networks, as well as connect the ports of Gdańsk and Klaipeda to them.
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