Poland

About 452,000 tons of Ukrainian grain are currently being transported through the territory of Poland as part of the “Ways of Solidarity”.

The Polish railway company PKP LHS cancels the ban on the transportation of grain cargoes in cement trucks, mineral trucks and semi-wagons.

The European Commission may not support investments in broad gauge, which are necessary for uninterrupted freight traffic between Ukraine and Poland.

The issue of the transfer of grain in non-specialized wagons (semi-wagons, cement wagons and mineral wagons) to Poland has been partially resolved.

On the Ukrainian-Polish border, more than 500 cement trucks, mineral trucks and semi-wagons with grain loads have already accumulated.

Since the beginning of the russian invasion in February, Ukraine has transported more than 1.5 million tons of grain through Poland.

Ukraine and Poland have officially agreed to build a cross-border pipeline for the export of Ukrainian oil to the port of Gdańsk.

After the start of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Polish PGNiG reserved the capacity of the LNG terminal in Klaipeda.

Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki proposed the European Union to approve a financial assistance package for Ukraine.

We are talking about a navigable canal through the Baltic (or Vistula) Spit. It will be opened after testing the lock and dredging.