Lukashenko's Regime "responded" To EU Sanctions

Lukaszystas had to lift the ban on importing cabbage, apples and potatoes into the country due to shortages.

Belarus has lifted the ban on the import and sale of potatoes, onions, cabbage, apples, originating from unfriendly countries, including all EU member-states. The government called it "a response to the next EU sanctions."

"On May 22, 2025, the European Parliament approved a draft decision on the introduction of increased customs duties on imports of agricultural products from our country to the EU. In response, the government lifted the ban on the import and sale of potatoes, onions, fresh white cabbage, apples, originating from unfriendly countries, including all EU member-states, on the territory of the Republic of Belarus," reported in the press service of the government.

The corresponding decree was signed by Prime Minister Alexander Turchin on May 27.

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