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Poland restricts export of cars over 1.9 liters – Belarus’ customs committee
March 25, Pozirk. Poland has restricted exports of European cars with engine capacity exceeding 1.9 liters to Belarus and Russia, the Belarusian Customs Committee has announced, citing online media outlets.
Polish border guards do not allow vehicles with these characteristics to cross the border and are reportedly turning away cars whose owners cannot prove that they are in transit, the committee said, noting that restrictions may remain in force until April 1.
Reports circulating online since March 22 said that Polish customs officers did not clear cars with certain engine capacity for entry into Belarus. Drivers also complained about long queues at the border.
Poland has not formally announced any restrictions.
In February 2023, Poland closed a key crossing at the shared border, Bobrowniki, after Belarus had sentenced journalist and Polish minority activist Andrej Pačobut (Andrzej Poczobut) to eight years in prison.
Currently, all passenger traffic is processed at the Terespol border crossing.
Belarus grey zone for sanctioned goods – analysis
September 10, Pozirk. Official foreign trade data shows that Belarus is turning into a grey zone for sanctioned goods, said analysts from Našy Hrošy, a project associated with the SYMPA school of public administration. The analysts linked export growth to an increase in sales …
Shift to East and gray schemes: how sanctions affect Belarus’ trade
By Aleś Hudzija International sanctions, imposed on Belarus over allegations of human rights abuses and complicity in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, have forced Minsk not only to redirect exports eastward but also to buy more goods from the European Union …
