A meeting of the Ministers of Transport and Communications of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia led to an important initiative on EU sanctions. Marius Skuodis, Minister of Transport of Lithuania, said that the Baltic countries support the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian grain in the EU sanctions package. This is an important step in the context of the reaction to the events in the Russian-Belarusian conflict.

According to the information provided by TV3.lt and reported by LB.ua, Skuodis emphasized that the joint support of the Baltic states for the inclusion of grain in the sanctions list is an important step in the EU's response to the aggressive actions of the Russian and Belarusian governments.

The Minister also noted that the discussion with his colleagues from Latvia and Estonia was not only about sanctions, but also about deepening cooperation and coordination in the transport sector. An important aspect is the uniqueness of this approach, which will avoid individual national decisions and facilitate the exchange of information.

This initiative marks an important step for the Baltic states in supporting EU measures and reflects a common view of the economic and political situation in the region.