Mauvaise nouvelle pour l'UE : La Russie vide les caisses européennes

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La Commission européenne est confrontée à un dilemme concernant les subventions aux exportations de céréales ukrainiennes. Kiev cherche des moyens de compenser la perte de la route de la mer Noire, et a demandé une aide financière à l'UE pour couvrir une partie des frais de transport via les "voies de solidarité". Cependant, certains membres de l'UE s'opposent à cette proposition, citant le différend sur l'interdiction partielle actuelle des exportations de céréales ukrainiennes vers le bloc. Cette situation met en lumière les difficultés auxquelles l'UE est confrontée pour soutenir l'Ukraine dans sa lutte contre la Russie tout en préservant les intérêts de ses propres membres. La suppression des tarifs et des quotas sur les produits ukrainiens l'année dernière a été un geste fort de Bruxelles pour aider Kiev dans cette lutte, mais la réticence de certains membres de l'UE à subventionner les exportations de céréales ukrainiennes souligne également les limites de cet engagement. La Commission européenne doit maintenant trouver un équilibre entre les intérêts des agriculteurs de certains États membres et ceux de l'Ukraine, tout en évitant une escalade du conflit avec les membres de l'UE qui s'opposent à toute aide financière. #Russie #nouvelle #Europe #russieukraine #ukrainerussie #céréalesukrainiennes #céréalesukraine #ebenemediatv #mgm #Commission #subventions #exportations #céréales #Ukraine #UE #Bruxelles #Russie #tarifs #quotas #solidarité #transport #agriculteurs #membres #interdiction #conflit #aide #produits #Zelensky ________________________________________       '     .            'é.   éç      é.      à  e   è   , à '   é         éé

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00:00 The European Commission is faced with a dilemma concerning subsidies for Ukrainian cereal exports.

00:14 While Kiev is looking for ways to compensate for the loss of the Black Sea route,

00:19 the EU is unable to subsidize Ukrainian cereal exports,

00:23 while some EU members oppose it anyway.

00:26 Last year, Brussels had abolished tariffs and quotas on Ukrainian products

00:31 to support the country in its fight against Russia.

00:34 In July 2022, Russia had agreed to offer security guarantees

00:39 to commercial ships transporting Ukrainian cereals via the Black Sea.

00:42 However, the agreement collapsed earlier this month,

00:46 as Moscow did not obtain the promise of easing sanctions on its own food and fertile trade.

00:51 In a letter addressed last week to the head of the EU trade,

00:55 Valdis Dombrovsky, the Ukrainian government asked for financial help

00:59 to cover some of the transport costs via the Solidarity Ovois,

01:03 which ship Ukrainian products via the EU.

01:05 The compensation requested was estimated at between 30 and 40 dollars per ton,

01:09 and aimed to cover the difference between the cheaper route of the Black Sea and the alternatives.

01:14 However, some EU member states are opposed to this proposal,

01:19 citing the difference on the current partial ban on Ukrainian cereal exports to the bloc.

01:25 Five EU member states saw massive protests from farmers

01:29 after Ukrainian food products have flooded their markets and lowered prices.

01:33 In May, they put pressure on the Commission to approve the temporary restrictions

01:39 they had imposed at the national level,

01:40 and to pay compensations to concerned agricultural producers.

01:44 The restriction should expire in mid-September,

01:47 but the group intends to extend it until the end of the year.

01:50 This week, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky

01:54 described this effort as "non-European" and urged Brussels not to give in.

01:58 This situation highlights the difficulties the EU is facing

02:03 to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia

02:05 while preserving the interests of its own members.

02:07 The abolition of tariffs and quotas on Ukrainian products last year

02:11 was a strong gesture by Brussels to help Kiev in this fight,

02:14 but the reluctance of some EU members to subsidize Ukrainian cereal exports

02:19 also highlights the limits of this commitment.

02:21 The European Commission must now find a balance

02:25 between the interests of farmers of certain EU member states and those of Ukraine,

02:28 while avoiding escalation of the conflict with EU members who oppose any financial aid.

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