‘Belarusian Steel Works Sends Employees To Orsha To Produce Ammunition’

About the audacity of Lukashenka's "producers".

The Belarusian Steel Works (BMZ) and Mostovdrev, a woodworking enterprise from the city of Masty in the Hrodna Region, unsuccessfully tried to challenge the sanctions imposed on them by the EU court in Luxembourg.

The sanctions were imposed in March 2022 by the EU Council to prevent the financing of the Lukashenka regime and support for Russian aggression against Ukraine. Representatives of the enterprises cynically denied cooperation with the impostor government and the Russian Federation.

The reader Leu wrote about this in a letter to the editors of the Charter97.org website:

“This was especially funny from the BMZ. This company has a state trade union and ideologists. They send employees to Orsha for the production of ammunition and deliver it to the occupied territories of Ukraine. Excursions for illegally exported Ukrainian children are conducted on its territory.”

The EU Court of Justice upheld all sanctions. Soon, the democratic West plans to strengthen them.

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