Hungary will not hinder the transit of Ukrainian grain

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed to Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary with a request to allow the transport of Ukrainian grain through their territories. According to 1tv, Zelenskyy voiced this request at a private meeting, while according to information from mtavari-fb, this took place at the plenary session of the EU summit. 1TV+1

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated that Hungary will not hinder the transit of grain. According to Magyar, 3-4 years ago there was an established procedure for transit, which was later discontinued. 1TV+1

According to Péter Magyar's statement, Zelenskyy noted that the assistance would be the transport of corn to Western Europe by railway in sealed wagons. Magyar noted that if the matter concerns only transit through the country's territory, he will have no objections. According to 1tv, Ukraine is one of the leading producers of wheat, corn, and sunflower seeds, 90% of whose exports were carried out through the Black Sea, although Russian attacks have hindered this process. 1TV