Ukrainian grain was again spilled on the Polish border: 160 tons were damaged

Ukrainian grain was once again dumped on the Polish border. Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure

On the night of February 24 to 25, Ukrainian agricultural products from 8 semi-cars were dumped at the Polish station Kotomezh.

The cargo was transiting to the port of Gdansk, from where it was headed to other countries of the world, the Ministry of Infrastructure reported, calling it another act of vandalism.

«The Ukrainian side faithfully fulfills its obligations and, according to the agreements with the Polish government, does not export some types of agricultural products to the territory of Poland. This is confirmed at the official level — neither grains, nor corn, nor rapeseed — remain there. This is the fourth case of vandalism at Polish railway stations. The fourth case of impunity and irresponsibility,» commented Oleksandr Kubrakov, Minister of Community Development, Territories and Infrastructure.

Ukrainian grain was once again dumped on the Polish border. Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure

Ukrainian grain was once again dumped on the Polish border. Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure

It will be recalled that on February 11, in front of the checkpoint «Yahodyn — Dorohusk», where the movement of trucks has been blocked for the third day, Polish farmers dumped part of the grain from three Ukrainian trucks.

The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine condemned the deliberate destruction of Ukrainian grain by Polish protesters on the Ukrainian-Polish border.

On February 13, it became known that law enforcement officers in Poland opened a case against protesting farmers who spilled Ukrainian grain on the ground.

Also, the Minister of Agriculture of Poland, Czeslaw Sekersky, asked for an apology from Ukraine for the incident with scattered grain, which happened on Sunday on the Polish-Ukrainian border.

On Tuesday, February 20, Polish protesters at the «Medyka — Shehyny» checkpoint blocked the railway and spilled grain from a freight car onto the tracks.

On the morning of February 23, unknown persons opened three Ukrainian grain trucks in Poland and dumped Ukrainian agricultural products on the ground.

On February 24, unknown people in Poland again spilled Ukrainian grain.