Lukashenko's regime supplies the Myanmar dictatorship with optics for sights and special fabrics for the security forces Official Minsk has agreed with the Myanmar dictatorship to supply agricultural machinery and assemble Belarusian tractors. The agreement was signed by Myanmar's Ministry of Defense, BeLPOL reports. It turned out that the supply of agricultural machinery was only used as a screen. The closed part of the agreements deals directly with the defense sector. In particular, the military-industrial complex of Belarus, together with the Ministry of Industry, is engaged in the production and supply of optics to Myanmar; The Belgaprom concern is working on contracts for the supply of special fabrics and uniforms for law enforcement agencies in Myanmar; The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus and the State Forensic Expertise Committee will transfer experience, conduct training and communicate with the Myanmar police apparatus. BeLPOL also states that the financial schemes used by the two dictatorships for cooperation are dangerous. Myanmar is in civil war and its financial system is in tatters. Therefore, the parties engage in a natural exchange: Belarusian potash and nitrogen fertilizers are exchanged for raw materials for the tire industry, and supplies of precious stones and diamonds are also developed. Min Aung Hlaing, head of the military junta from Myanmar, visited Minsk in August this year. In a conversation with him, Lukashenko admitted that the countries have non-public areas of cooperation. Blanobosti on X / Instagram.

Lukashenko's regime supplies the Myanmar dictatorship with optics for sights and special fabrics for the security forces Official Minsk has agreed with the Myanmar dictatorship to supply agricultural machinery and assemble Belarusian tractors. The agreement was signed by Myanmar's Ministry of Defense, BeLPOL reports. It turned out that the supply of agricultural machinery was only used as a screen. The closed part of the agreements deals directly with the defense sector. In particular, the military-industrial complex of Belarus, together with the Ministry of Industry, is engaged in the production and supply of optics to Myanmar; The Belgaprom concern is working on contracts for the supply of special fabrics and uniforms for law enforcement agencies in Myanmar; The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus and the State Forensic Expertise Committee will transfer experience, conduct training and communicate with the Myanmar police apparatus. BeLPOL also states that the financial schemes used by the two dictatorships for cooperation are dangerous. Myanmar is in civil war and its financial system is in tatters. Therefore, the parties engage in a natural exchange: Belarusian potash and nitrogen fertilizers are exchanged for raw materials for the tire industry, and supplies of precious stones and diamonds are also developed. Min Aung Hlaing, head of the military junta from Myanmar, visited Minsk in August this year. In a conversation with him, Lukashenko admitted that the countries have non-public areas of cooperation. Blanobosti on X / Instagram.