Latvian farmers protest over ‘blood grain’ trade with Russia
Latvian farmers are protesting Russian grain transit, arguing that it helps fund Moscow’s war in Ukraine.
Latvian farmers are protesting Russian grain transit, arguing that it helps fund Moscow’s war in Ukraine, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- Russia · Europe
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- Russian, Moscow, Ukraine
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- World
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