The Farmers of Poland protested again in Warsaw
At the entrance to the city, the police set up roadblocks to stop the convoy of tractors.
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According to Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Economy Taras Kachka, Kiev has agreed to stop the export of eggs, poultry meat, sugar and grain to some countries of the European Union in order to resolve the dispute.
At the same time, Ukraine demands Russia to ban the import of grain products to the EU through Belarus and the Baltic countries. Otherwise, Poland, which is considered friendly to Ukraine, will be supporting the aggressor by hindering Ukrainian producers.
Earlier, it was announced that Latvia has banned the import of agricultural products from Russia and Belarus.
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