Baltic states call for EU grain transit ban

The Baltic States—Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia—proposed a ban on the transit of Russian grain exports through European Union territory, aiming to halt shipments of Russian grain via their ports in response to Moscow using transit routes following Ukrainian attacks on Russian ports in the Black Sea. This move is part of efforts to prevent the European Union from becoming a conduit that compensates Russia for the economic repercussions of its aggression. Estonia plans to raise this issue at the upcoming European Council meeting next week. Additionally, the Lithuanian Prime Minister called for sanctions against top Russian business figures in the agricultural sector who support the war in Ukraine.

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