Baltic states push for EU-wide ban on Russian grain transit

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Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have urged the EU to ban Russian grain transit through European transport networks. Their proposal comes amid disruption to Black Sea grain flows and is aimed at preventing Russia from redirecting agricultural exports through Europe.

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have called for an EU-wide ban on Russian grain transit, seeking to block Moscow from redirecting agricultural exports through European transport networks as disruption in the Black Sea reshapes regional grain flows. The three countries have submitted a joint letter to European Council president António Costa and European Commission president Ursula …