Russian grain exports after the closure of the southern direction went to the north-west
Against the background of the escalation in the Azov-Black Sea basin, Russian grain exporters began to actively use the northwestern direction – both the country’s own ports in the Baltic and the harbors of neighboring states. But if Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia continue to tighten their approaches to transit inspections without reason, it is unlikely that stable logistics will be built in this direction, experts polled by Vedomosti believe.
Against the background of the escalation in the Azov-Black Sea basin, Russian grain exporters began to actively use the northwestern direction – both the country’s own ports in the Baltic and the harbors of neighboring states. But if Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia continue to tighten their approaches to transit inspections without reason, it is unlikely that stable logistics will be built in this direction, experts polled by Vedomosti believe.
