But how much does it hurt Ukrainian economy now? It is unclear but the effect might be limited. Ukrainian ministry of infrastructure reports that only 5% of Ukrainian agro-export goes through Poland 12/ Source: https://
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Limited impact on Ukrainian economy as only 5% agro-export via Poland
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Ukraine’s export route shift impacts Poland’s trade and investment
What are the economic consequences for Ukraine and Poland? Less traffic and trade through Poland as Ukraine switches to other export routes. Also, Poland looses investment in cross border infrastructure which is now diverted to other countries bordering with Ukraine 11/
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Tusk says Polish farmers not anti-Ukrainian; provocateur sign appeals to Putin
Tusk says that the protesting Polish farmers do not hold anti-Ukrainian views. There are occasionally provocateurs, with whom the Polish authorities will deal. Here is a picture of such a provocateur, whose sign reads “Putin, please take of the Ukrainian problem” 9/
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Shelling of Tyahynka: two killed and wounded
On the afternoon of February 25, the Russian army shelled the village of Tiahynka in the Kherson region, said Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration. A 44-year-old man and a 62-year-old woman sustained injuries incompatible with life.
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Hero of Ukraine Nastenko ‘Flint’ for CODE 9.2 command (12 words max)
Today, President Zelenskyy awarded the Hero of Ukraine title to volunteer Oleksandr Nastenko, callsign "Flint", commander of the CODE 9.2 combat drone group of the 92nd Brigade. CODE 9.2 group has destroyed over 2,000 Russian soldiers under his leadership. Oleksandr Nastenko,
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Ukraine complains to EU about grain spill and passenger blockade
Ukraine has complained to the European Commission about the blockade, specifically the blocking of passenger traffic and the spilling of grain from freight trains (there have been 4 incidents so far). 8/
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Polish farmers block all truck traffic at Yahodyn-Dorohusk crossing
At the "Yahodyn – Dorohusk" crossing point, Polish farmers have completely blocked truck traffic in both directions, not allowing through even dangerous, humanitarian, or perishable goods.7/
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Polish protesters block all border crossings with Ukraine
Polish protesters are blocking essentially all border crossings: "Dorohusk – Yahodyn," "Hrebenne – Rava-Ruska," "Medika – Shehyni," "Zosin – Ustyluh," "Dolhobychuv – Uhryniv," and "Korczowa – Krakovets." 6/
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Ukrainians urged to stay calm over Polish farmers conflict
But I think we Ukrainians have to keep our cool. Poland has been a true friend to us throughout this war, accepting millions of refugees, providing weapons and funding. Whoever and whatever is behind the current conflict with Polish farmers, we will find a resolution 2/
