Zelensky will meet with Duda in New York: they will talk about the export of Ukrainian grain – media

< /p>Zelensky and Duda should discuss the grain blockade/Channel 24 Collage

It is known that Vladimir Zelensky will arrive in the United States to attend the UN General Assembly. On the sidelines of the session, he can meet with his Polish colleague Andrzej Duda.

As the media note, the meeting between Vladimir Zelensky and Andrzej Duda in New Yorkis scheduled for September 19.The President of Poland himself spoke about this.

They will talk about blocking grain

We have a bilateral meeting planned,” Duda noted during a press briefing in Jersey City near New York.

Please note that earlier Andrzej Duda expressed his intentionto communicate with Vladimir Zelensky about grain from UkraineAt that moment, such negotiations were not included in the official schedule of the visit of the head of Poland to New York.

Please note thatOn September 15, the restrictive measuresthat the European Commission introduced on May 2 expired. They relate to four categories of Ukrainian agricultural imports. However, out of 5 countries, 3 decided to extend the grain blockade. We are talking aboutPoland, Hungary and Slovakia.

Ukraine will sue them

This was stated by Trade Representative of Ukraine Taras Kachka. According to him, such actions are legally unlawful, so Kyiv plans to take appropriate measures on Polish exports of vegetables and fruits. And also to sue the countries of the World Trade Organization.

I think that the whole world should see how EU member states behave towards trading partners and their Union , because this can also affect other states,” noted Taras Utka.

He added that Kiev regards the corresponding measures asa manifestation of total distrust in the European Commission and its decisions.Consequently, it is important to prove that the corresponding actions are legally unlawful.

According to him, open disobedience to Brussels on the part of these three states isnot only an internal matter of the European Union.It caused what Taras Kachka called “the biggest systemic problem.” Like, will international trading partners be able to trust what Brussels says on behalf of the EU.