Report: Baltic States tighten checks to prevent Russian-Stolen grain from occupied Ukraine from entering markets
A report from Ukrinform (Ukraine) sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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The available account reports that ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotskyi discussed efforts to counter trade in Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia from temporarily occupied territories with the agriculture ministers of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia in Brussels.Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotskyi discussed efforts to counter trade in Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia from temporarily occupied territories with the agriculture ministers of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia in Brussels.
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