Lithuania tightens checks on Russian grain shipments, may return or destroy fraudulent cargo

Lithuania announced stricter verification of Russian grain shipments, requiring proof of origin and threatening return or destruction of fraudulent cargo. This follows EU efforts to curb Russian agricultural imports and transit, though enforcement details remain unclear. The move tightens trade pressure on Russia while risking friction with third-country buyers.

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