EU includes Belarusians in new sanctions package against Russia

(Pozirk)
February 23, Pozirk. The European Union has adopted the 13th package of sanctions marking two years since Russia invaded Ukraine.
The package includes Belarusian companies and individuals supporting the Russian Armed Forces, as well as 15 people and two entities “involved in the forced transfer and in the deportation and the military indoctrination of Ukrainian children, including in Belarus,” the EU said on its website.
Overall, the package affects 106 individuals and 88 legal entities. Their list will be published later.

Britain imposes sanctions on two Belarusian companies
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