An Israeli importer has refused to accept a shipment of Ukrainian grain
The Israeli company "Tzentsiper," one of the country's largest grain importers, has refused to accept a shipment of Ukrainian grain. Its delivery to the port of Haifa has caused diplomatic tensions in relations with Ukraine.
This was reported by the Israeli news agency N12.
According to the N12 news service, the company informed the supplier that it would have to find another port for unloading.
It is noted that Israeli importers fear possible sanctions from Europe and are criticizing the government for a lack of support and clear explanations.
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