Transit of Ukrainian grain through Poland set to resume – Kyiv
Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Mykola Solsky confirmed on Wednesday that the transit of Ukrainian grain and food products will resume through Poland following an agreement reached in talks with Warsaw.
But he again raised concerns about the status of an agreement with Moscow on the safe passage of ships carrying grain from Ukrainian Black Sea ports, saying it was impossible to predict how many vessels Moscow would allow through.
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