Several EU states opposed agricultural imports from Ukraine at summit in Brussels

The leaders of several EU countries spoke against the import of Ukrainian agricultural products at the summit in Brussels, while Belgian farmers asked Ukraine's neighbors to block such supplies at the EU borders, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said speaking on the Kossuth radio program.
He noted that the issue of importing agricultural products from Ukraine had been raised at the EU meeting on February 1 and the leaders of several states called on the European Commission to ban imports of Ukrainian goods.

Belgian farmers who held protests in Brussels also called for an embargo on supplies from Ukraine.