European railway operators plan to increase their assistance to Ukraine to facilitate the export of grain, which cannot be exported by sea due to the blockade of Russia, European Truth reports..

About 30 railway workers are planning to sign the "

The document, among other things, provides that railway workers will assist in the construction of new terminals and transshipment points for better grain exports from Ukraine by rail.

According to Deutsche Bahn CEO Richard Lutz, even the imminent end of the war in Ukraine means that the sea route will be dangerous for exports for a long time to come..

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Lutz also noted that Kyiv is working to bring its railway track into line with the European one, which is narrower.. "

Ukraine must export another 22 million tons of grain, while the capacity of the railway allows exporting about 800 thousand tons per month.

Earlier it was reported that the Cabinet of Ministers abolished licenses for the export of wheat. At the same time, the government imposed a ban on the export of fertilizers.