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Baltic Block of Russian Grain May Open Black Sea, Latvia Says
Source: Bloomberg
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Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs called for Europe to block Russian grain transit through Baltic ports, arguing that this could push Moscow to seek ways to reopen Black Sea trade. The article reports a proposal, not an adopted restriction, and gives no market or trade-volume figures.
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