The Polish government’s decision to ban Ukrainian grain imports may be indefinite. He talked about this in an interview with a news agency. Polska Agencja Prasowa said Waldemar Buda, the country’s Minister of Development and Technology.
The head of the department noted that the European Commission (EC) should soon issue a decree on Ukrainian agricultural products. But if this does not happen, Warsaw will issue its own document at midnight, banning the import of the relevant grain into the territory of the republic.
“It will be indefinite,” the Buddha warned.
On September 15, the EC’s ban on the import of some grain crops from Ukraine expires. Robert Telus, also Polish Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development stated About whether the republican authorities are ready to independently extend the embargo if Brussels decides otherwise.
According to him, extending the ban for a few months would not suit Warsaw. He also emphasized that European Union (EU) countries should now develop tools for cooperation with Kiev in the future.
Previously in Ukraine in the name Poland will take a “reasonable decision” regarding the grain embargo.