Hungary blocks EU membership step for Ukraine, Moldova without explanation
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Hungarian PM Peter Magyar stated that Ukraine grain transit through Hungary to Western Europe faces no obstacle, signaling a policy shift from previous restrictions. The statement clarifies transit is acceptable, though import bans may remain. This eases a key trade friction point for Ukrainian agricultural exports.
Ukraine has formally requested neighboring countries (Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Hungary) to allow overland grain transit due to persistent Black Sea export disruptions. Hungary has indicated a willingness to permit transit, while responses from other nations remain uncertain. Concurrently, Ukraine is negotiating a Black Sea grain corridor with Turkey, Egypt, and India, and utilizing Danube routes, though infrastructure vulnerabilities persist.
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