By Victor Duda
At the same time, Kyiv's success also depends on solidarity within the European Union. Brussels should balance their support to Ukrainians with the interests of all EU Member States. The publication writes that the reaction of Poland at the request of the EU to lift a ban on importing Ukrainian grain shows that the task of European officials is difficult. Warsaw and Kiev have agreed to move border control over Ukrainian grain, which passes through Poland to the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda.
"In the short term in the EU in the current circumstances, there is no other choice than to provide more direct subsidies to farmers who suffer losses from Ukrainian imports. Although such transfers are at risk of making addiction, the EU has long been acknowledged that economic upheavals affect countries on countries. -Here, and gave funding to "solidarity" to soften the blow, " -says the material.
It is reported that in the long run, the EU needs to be invested to help Poland and other countries to modernize their backward transport and warehouses. This would facilitate some problems with production facilities that farmers were affected and would help to prepare for an increase in future commercial flows as the EU expands. The material states that Poland needs to remember that Ukraine's support also serves its economic interests and security.
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