The United Kingdom will extend duty-free trade with Ukraine on almost all goods until 2029, providing favorable trade conditions after starting a major war with Russia. This is reported by Reuters.
The UK abolished duties on trade with Ukraine after the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukrainian territory. This agreement was supposed to expire in March of this year, but it was extended for another five years for almost all goods. The only exceptions are eggs and poultry, which have been extended for two years.
