Canada slaps sanctions on 22 more officials and 16 companies of Belarus
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- 22 November, 2022
- 11:44
Canada said on Tuesday it will slap more sanctions on Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's administration for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, Report informs, citing Reuters.
The foreign ministry in Ottawa said it would sanction 22 more Belarusian officials as well as 16 Belarusian companies involved in military manufacturing, technology, engineering, banking, and railway transportation.
It said the officials included some who were "complicit in the stationing and transport of Russian military personnel and equipment involved in the invasion of Ukraine."
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