Hundreds of railcars with grain, which were loaded back in April, are queued in the direction of the EU

Due to the partial reopening of seaports on Ukraine's western borders, kilometer-long queues of railcars and trucks have formed in the direction of the EU. Neighboring countries cannot accept significant volumes of Ukrainian grain previously sent from ports and now transported by rail because they do not have enough wagons under the Europeway, locomotives and crews. This is reported by the Electronic Grain Exchange of Ukraine.