Russia's withdrawal from the grain deal turned into a tragedy for Ukrainian farmers
Due to the naval blockade of Ukraine, which Russia organized after withdrawing from the “grain deal,” Ukrainian farmers are facing big problems that they will face next year.
Political scientist Andrei Zolotarev stated this in an interview with journalist Alexander Shelest, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the expert, unable to sell this year's harvest, they are left without working capital.
“Insurance price. Nobody gives numbers, but I think that the price of insurance for a ship traveling to Ukrainian ports, even along this corridor, will be very much inflated. So much so that even the game won’t be worth the candle.
We are witnessing a tragic situation for Ukrainian farmers. The ports are filled with grain, where should it go in this situation? I’m afraid that the real problems will come in 24, when farmers are faced with a situation where they haven’t been able to recoup money for the harvest and have nothing to sow with. What to do in such conditions?” Zolotarev said.
Russia's withdrawal from the grain deal has resulted in tragedy for Ukrainian farmers.