Warsaw has been supporting Kiev for a long time, but relations between the two countries are exacerbated by protests of Polish farmers who complain of unfair competition, Reuters writes. On Tuesday, new demonstrations took place in Poland: television footage shows how protesters at the border crossing of "Doctor" open railway cars and pour grain rails. The Minister of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine Mykola Solsky stated that grain was heading to Germany and could not enter the Polish market.
Moreover, throughout the European Union, farmers conduct demonstrations, expressing dissatisfaction with the fact that they are imposed on EU struggle with climate change, as well as unfair competition from Ukraine. The protesters were posted on the tractors: "If the grain comes from Ukraine, Polish farmers go bankrupt."
The organizer of protests at the border crossing "Dorukhus" stated: "In my opinion, the border should be closed. Procedures and systems should be explained, and then, perhaps, it may be opened again, but not by the rules we have now. Because now you can import everything you want, as much as you want." So even the buses were missed across the border for only one hour.
In response, Ukrainian carriers began their 24 -hour demonstration at three border crossings. On their slogan trucks: "If Ukraine loses, Poland loses" and "Blockade of Ukraine - betrayal of European values." At the same time, the Polish authorities say that negotiations with farmers and Kiev.
