buterysh general stadium. appropriate demand calls are addressed to western countries. eh, but all in vain the obstacles to e, the ways of financing the logistics of transporting insurance for the export of russian products are preserved and even tightened by the ukrainian part. for a commercial project, their grain still goes only to rich european states and does not end up in africa , lavrov also noted if the west does not show constructively, russia will work on the export of grain outside the grain deal through the cutter and turkey, while food exports, needy countries will not be affected by the hypocritical actions of the west regarding the grain deal, and are felt by romanian farmers. they say that cheap ukrainian grain settles in the transit countries of the eu, the loss of farmers. currently millions of euros, executive directors. the league of the association of agricultural producers of romania declared its harvest 3 months left, but european authorities still continue to make money on grain, which was originally intended to help third world countries valery

assistance of the un secretary general, but yesterday's meeting between sergei lavrov and antonio buteryshe fate of the agreement based on two equivalent points. this is assistance in calling ukrainian grain from ukrainian ports and similar obligations to the russian federation regarding the removal of blankets from western countries created by the americans by the european union of great britain on the way of exporting our grains, primarily wheat and fertilizers general susar spoke about the efforts that he is making to ensure that the russian part of this deal is promoted as much as possible, but for now the russian part of the deal. the west stubbornly ignores at the same time what is being done in ukraine, but with one nuance , only 3% of the grain from the control and its ports reaches the regions with the starving population. moreover, most of the products at low prices are bought by the eu countries on the european market. cheap ukrainian wheat. dropped prices. so it swept through eastern europe a wave of farm protests. poland, bulgaria and hungary were forced to stop grain imports