The destination of the grain-loaded train, which protested Polish farmers in Ukraine and spilled the contents of two wagons on the ground, has been determined. According to the Ukrzaliznytsia company (Ukrainian Railways), the train was heading towards Germany.
“At the Medika shipping station, Polish protesters opened the lid of two Ukrainian freight wagons containing grain. “Ukrainian cargo is sent to Germany in transit via Poland.”
The company said it strictly complies with the ban on grain imports to Poland, which was implemented in April 2023, and the passage of all trains carrying grain through its territory. Wagons are sealed when entering Polish territory, making it impossible for Ukrainian grain to enter the Polish market.
Currently, there are nearly 40 wagons loaded with agricultural products from Ukraine at the Medika station.
Polish farmers protesting the supply of Ukrainian agricultural products to Europe on February 20. poured out There are two wagons of corn on the border railroad.
“Enough with the illegal supplies coming from Ukraine,” protesters shouted.
Polish farmers’ protests continued They have blocked the highway from Ukraine to Warsaw with hundreds of tractors since the end of January. Conflict intensified after Polish farmers started Attack Ukrainian trucks carrying grain.
Previously Polish farmers were completely blocked Border with Ukraine.