Moldovan President Maia Sandu said she was obliged to help Ukraine with the export of grain, despite the difficulties in the agricultural sector and the protests of farmers, SİA informs.
“There are no easy solutions here. On the one hand, we are all obliged to help Ukraine, which needs these corridors of solidarity <...> Ukraine needs resources to protect us, and we help them and will keep doing so. On the other hand, the problems of our farmers. We will try to find a solution,” Sandu said in an interview with Moldova 1 TV.
Earlier, Moldovan farmers threatened to protest if the government did not ban grain imports from Ukraine or provide them with financial assistance. Then Deputy Prime Minister, Agriculture Minister of Moldova Vladimir Bolya informed European and Ukrainian diplomats about plans to limit grain imports from Ukraine, following the example of some Eastern European countries. However, Moldova abandoned these plans after the statement of the Ukrainian authorities, who threatened to stop the import of all products from Moldova in response.
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