Lithuania to Delay, Inspect Russian Grain Exports
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Lithuania will begin delaying and inspecting grain exports from Russia and Belarus transiting through the port of Klaipeda, starting next week. The checks, which began in September, aim to verify the origin of the grain, with suspicions that some may have come from Ukrainian territories controlled by Russia. The process could take two months or more, with all costs borne by the exporters. If the origin is found to be false, the grain may be returned or destroyed. Similar measures are planned by Lithuania and Latvia.
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