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Lithuania itself will suffer economic sanctions against Belarusian state. The official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, wrote about it in her telegram channel.
According to Zakhar, economic sanctions have turned into big problems in Lithuania. Belarus thus loaded more than 30% of turnover in the port of Klaipeda in Lithuania. The majority of turnover was made up of potash fertilizers, whose business operations are now banned by the Lithuanian authorities.
Zakharova sets out the opinion of Lithuanian experts, who believe that the port of Klaipeda will most likely not find a substitute for Belarusian potassium.
Another victim could be Lithuanian Railways JSC, as Belarus handles 25% of its freight traffic. It will follow through other companies with a domino effect.
A representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs sums up that “in Europe, especially in Lithuania, they have begun to play the fight against the” regime “and in political madness they no longer count the victims of” fire on their own.