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Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to Extend Ukrainian Grain Import Ban Despite European Expiry
Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to Extend Ukrainian Grain Import Ban Despite European Expiry
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Poland will introduce a ban on the import of Ukrainian grain starting September 16, despite the decision of the European Commission not to extend the restrictions, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stated on Friday.
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Poland will introduce a ban on the import of Ukrainian grain starting September 16, despite the decision of the European Commission not to extend the restrictions, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stated on Friday.Moreover, Slovakia will unilaterally extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain from Ukraine, a Slovak broadcaster reported on Friday, citing the Slovak Agriculture Ministry.The ban on the import of grain from Ukraine to Slovakia will take effect starting midnight, the broadcaster said.In addition, Hungary refused to comply with the European Commission decision to lift the import ban on Ukrainian products, according to Hungary's Agriculture Minister István Nagy. Earlier in the day, the European Commission announced that it will lift the ban on duty-free Ukrainian grain imports to five neighboring EU countries and oblige Kiev to introduce export control measures.
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Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary to Extend Ukrainian Grain Import Ban Despite European Expiry
17:43 GMT 15.09.2023 (Updated: 18:56 GMT 15.09.2023) WARSAW (Sputnik) - Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary have imposed a ban on imports of Ukrainian grain since midnight, despite the European Commission's refusal to extend the embargo.
Poland will introduce a ban on the import of Ukrainian grain starting September 16, despite the decision of the European Commission not to extend the restrictions, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stated on Friday.
"We will extend the ban on the import of
Ukrainian grain. We will not listen to Berlin, we will not listen to Brussels," Morawiecki said, adding that the ban will take effect starting midnight.
12 September 2023, 12:17 GMT
Moreover, Slovakia will unilaterally
extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain from Ukraine, a Slovak broadcaster reported on Friday, citing the Slovak Agriculture Ministry.
The ban on the import of grain from Ukraine to Slovakia will take effect starting midnight, the broadcaster said.
In addition, Hungary refused to comply with the European Commission decision to lift the import ban on Ukrainian products, according to Hungary's Agriculture Minister István Nagy.
"Brussels has decided not to extend the ban on the import of Ukrainian grain. Hungary is closing borders at the national level, extending the ban to 24 Ukrainian goods," Nagy sated on social media.
Earlier in the day, the
European Commission announced that it will lift the ban on duty-free Ukrainian grain imports to
five neighboring EU countries and oblige Kiev to introduce export control measures.
