Russian Missile Strikes Kill at Least 17 in Odesa, Ukraine Says
New York TimesMAR 2024
EU officials are closely monitoring Ukrainian imports. While the deal does not impose a blanket ban, there are mechanisms in place to prevent European markets from being flooded with cheap produce. The new agreement toughens these restrictions — a sign from EU officials to farmers that they're listening to their concerns.
Rather than alleviating concerns, the farmers' protests are only spreading. They are neither confined to a few Eastern countries nor to the issue of Ukrainian imports — protests are now taking place across the continent and farmers are angry at a variety of different issues.