Belarusian court fined entrepreneur who refused to sell auto parts to Russian military
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An individual entrepreneur who refused to sell car parts to servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was fined 11,100 Belarusian rubles (about $4,000). This decision was made by the court of the Baranovichi district and the city of Baranovichi of the Republic of Belarus.
Previously, the 65-year-old man had not sold auto parts to the Russian military. The court found him guilty of deliberately restricting the rights of citizens on a national basis.
Recall that at present there is a group of Russian troops on the territory of Belarus. She participates in joint military exercises with the Belarusian army.
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