Lithuania tightens grain controls over suspected Russian sales of occupied Ukraine grain

Lithuania is introducing stricter controls on grain imports amid suspicions that Russia is selling grain from occupied Ukrainian territories on international markets. The measure targets disputed shipments, which are to be held for months and destroyed if provenance cannot be verified. This escalates trade enforcement against Russia and could disrupt grain flows, though the scope and implementation remain unclear.

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