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The Yemeni Houthis mistakenly attacked a Panamanian-flagged tanker carrying Russian oil.

Moldovan farmers demand that the government impose restrictions on the import of agricultural products from Ukraine.

The government’s change in grain export rules will not harm Ukrainian farmers, but will only bring improvement.

As a result of the high harvest and the unstable operation of the ports, grain traders predict significant logistical problems in October.

In Moldova, agrarians are again protesting over Ukrainian agricultural products. This time, farmers are demanding a ban on the import of sunflower seeds.

The Ministers of Agriculture of Romania and Ukraine, Florin Barbu and Mykola Solsky, have agreed on a new mechanism, according to which four types of Ukrainian cereals can be imported into Romania again.

In Bulgaria, farmers blocked roads across the country due to the parliament’s decision not to extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.

Bulgarian farmers refused to meet with the country’s Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov. The official suggested that they discuss the decision regarding the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.

Bulgarian farmers are preparing a series of protests across the country. Protests are directed against the parliament’s decision not to extend temporary restrictions on the import of Ukrainian agricultural products.

Due to the unstable operation of the Grain Agreement in the last six months of its existence, grain producers are at risk of incurring huge losses, because traders and terminals are trying to shift responsibility to them.