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The European Commission has approved a support package of 100 million euros for farmers in five countries that have banned the import of grain from Ukraine.

The European Commission extended the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain to five EU countries. The restrictions will be in effect until September 2023.

Poland will close its borders to Russian and Belarusian trucks from June 1. The relevant order was signed by the Minister of Internal Affairs of Poland.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expects that restrictions on the import of four agricultural products from Ukraine will not be extended after June 5.

Hungary remains the only one of Ukraine’s neighboring countries that still maintains unilateral restrictions against Ukrainian agricultural imports.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, believes that there is “politics” in the decisions regarding the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.

The EU may extend the ban on free trade of wheat, corn, rape and sunflower from Ukraine in five Eastern European countries.

The Ministry of Economy of Turkey is negotiating a ban on the import of wheat.

The Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Moldova is considering the possibility of banning grain imports from Ukraine.

Ukraine lost $143 million last month due to the Polish government’s decision to ban the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.