Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia imposed sanctions against 30 officials from Belarus, including the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. This is reported by the press services of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the above-mentioned countries.
In particular, sanctions were imposed against officials who are responsible for the possible falsification of election results and the violent dispersal of demonstrators in Belarus.
The full list is published on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia: Aleksandr Lukashenko, Viktor Lukashenko, Igor Sergienko, Maksym Ryzhenkov, Olga Chupris, Dmitry Krutoi, Gennady Bohdan, Lydiya Ermoshina, Vadym Ipatov, Elena Dmukhailo, Svetlana Katsuba, Igor Plyshkevskyi, Oleg Slyzhevskyi, Irina Chelykoveka, Valery Vakulchyk, Ivan Tertel, Ivan Noskevich, Alexander Konyuk, Yuri Karaev, Gennady Kazakevich, Alexander Barsukov, Sergey Khomenko, Yuri Nazarenko, Roman Melnyk, Ivan Kubrak, Oleg Shablyko, Andrey Ravka, Alexey Volkov, Sergey Azemsha, Andrey Smal.
These officials are prohibited from entering the Baltic countries.
Earlier, all three Baltic countries declared that they did not recognize the results of the elections in Belarus, and also condemned the use of force against the participants of the protest actions.
