The European Union is rushing to calm angry farmers in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria. Measures taken by Eastern European authorities to ban Ukrainian grain imports threaten to undermine EU solidarity.
After condemning the actions of these countries, the European Union is now moving to lift their bans, announcing on Wednesday more than $100 million in compensation to farmers and emergency ‘preventive measures’ that curb grain imports Ukrainians for foreign policy.
Recall that Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia recently suspended grain deliveries from Ukraine due to threats to local farmers who face overstocking of the market with imported agricultural products.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has proposed to prepare a new package of financial aid of 100 million euros for farmers in Eastern Europe.
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