Riga – a Harsh Response From the Kremlin: They Are Richer than Latvia
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This week, it was announced that the Latvian government plans to impose a 300 percent tariff on grain imports from Russia and Belarus. Such talk has drawn a strong response from the Kremlin.
The imposition of high tariffs on grain imports from Russia and Belarus would result in serious economic losses for Latvia, warned President Dmitri Peskov's press secretary. Russian President Dmitry Peskov's press secretary stated that Latvia would suffer significant losses due to the imposition of duties on grain shipments from Russia and Belarus, and transferred TASS. "The fact is that Latvia will lose a lot because of this is itself, because …
Latvia itself will lose much because of the decision to pay 300 per cent fees for the transit of grains from Russia and Belarus, and reported to Russian President Dmitry's press secretary ... 10.09.2026, PRIM
Latvia itself would lose much if taxes were imposed on Russian and Belarusian grains, as announced by Russian President Dmitri Peskov ' s press secretary in response to journalists ' questions.
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