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ARTICLE · 04 MARCH 2022

European Union Imposes Export Controls, Sanctions, And Import Prohibitions On Belarus

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Today, the European Union imposed sweeping export controls and sanctions on Belarus.

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Today, the European Union imposed sweeping export controls and sanctions on Belarus.  The export restrictions follows a similar template to the recent ban imposed against Russia.  Namely, the EU measure prohibits trade in listed dual-use goods and technology and broadly prohibits  trade of items that may contribute to Belarus's military and technological enhancement.

The measure also prohibits the import or purchase of certain products from Belarus, including specified:

  • Wood products
  • Cement products
  • Iron products
  • Steel products
  • Rubber products, and
  • Machinery

The trade prohibitions come with accompanying restrictions on the provision of related services, and exceptions and derogations apply.

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