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Pavel Latushka handed over to Ukraine and the EU a list of 11 Belarusian enterprises that support aggression against Ukraine

Aug 28
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Pavel Latushka: Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Head of the National аnti-сrisis management, Leader of the «Team Latushka and Movement “For Freedom”» faction of the Coordination Council of the 4rd convocation
Pavel Latushka: Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Head of the National аnti-сrisis management, Leader of the «Team Latushka and Movement “For Freedom”» faction of the Coordination Council of the 4rd convocation

Following the agreements reached during a working trip of representatives of the democratic forces of Belarus to Kyiv in May 2026, the deputy head of the United Transitional Cabinet, head of the NAM, Pavel Latushka sent proposals substantiating the introduction of sanctions against a number of Belarusian companies working for the Russian military-industrial complex.

The proposals were sent to the advisor to the President of Ukraine authorized on sanctions policy issues, Vladyslav Vlasiuk, as well as to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andrii Sybiha. Similar proposals were sent to the European Union's Special Envoy for Sanctions, David O'Sullivan.

The transmitted list includes 11 Belarusian enterprises that supply components for the military-industrial complex of the Russian Federation and contribute to the continuation of aggression against Ukraine. The submission of these materials became a direct development of the agreements reached during the visit of the delegation of the democratic forces of Belarus to Kyiv in May 2026.

These proposals aim to harmonize the sanctions lists of Ukraine, the European Union, and their partners, in order to deprive enterprises of the Lukashenka regime of the ability to supply the Russian military machine.

During the meeting in Kyiv with Vladyslav Vlasiuk, specific proposals were handed over for the introduction of sanctions against 17 enterprises of the military-industrial complex.


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