The company whose trucks were damaged at the Polish border will demand compensation
The trucks of Everwelle OU (Estonia), which were damaged at the Polish border by protesters and from which grain was spilled, will be inspected and the damage recorded. After that, the company will pass the documents to lawyers and demand compensation.
This was reported by Roman Shafrostin, a representative of Everwelle OU.
“We have not yet found the culprit in this situation. As for our company, these trucks are returning to Ukraine, and we are recording the damage, as we do not know how much grain was lost. After we determine the losses, we will, of course, pass these documents to lawyers and demand compensation, possibly from the Polish government. I don’t know. Someone has to be responsible for this,” says Roman Shafrostin.
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