RMF learned about a possible ban on the supply of weapons and electronics to Belarus

According to Polish radio, the European Commission is considering options for sanctions against Belarus because of Russia's support. it is possible that they can be equated with restrictions on Moscow,

The European Commission is considering options for sanctions against Belarus, including the introduction of a complete embargo on the supply of weapons and dual-use equipment, radio RMF24 reports, citing sources in the EC.

The EU fears that the republic imports from there, for example, elements of medical equipment, which can then be used for the production of drones.

Among the possible restrictions is also a ban on the EXPORT of electronics, household appliances or luxury goods from the European Union. In addition, sanctions against Belarusian banks are being considered.

It is possible that sanctions against MINSK can be equated with restrictive measures against Moscow. However, Germany and a number of other countries object to this: according to them, until Minsk entered into hostilities in Ukraine, it is necessary to draw a line between an aggressor and a supporter.

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On January 10, the HEAD of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, promised to introduce new sanctions against Belarus because of Russia's support. “We will maintain pressure on the Kremlin for as long as it takes <...>, we will extend these sanctions to those who militarily support RUSSIA, to countries such as Belarus or Iran,” she said.

After the suppression of protests in Belarus in the summer of 2020, the EU imposed sanctions against a number of citizens and companies, including against President ALEXANDER LUKASHENKO. The restrictions include an asset freeze and a travel ban.

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Last spring, after the outbreak of hostilities in Ukraine, Brussels expanded restrictions on Minsk, banning the export of goods used in the manufacture of tobacco products, mineral products, potassium chloride products, wood products, cement products, iron, steel and rubber products. . In addition, export restrictions have been imposed on dual-use goods and technologies that can contribute to the military-technological development of the country.