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Ukraine has imposed sanctions against the Belarusian company involved in the development of the Russian satellite system Ukraine has imposed sanctions against the Belarusian CJSC Air Instruments, which is involved in the development of components of the Russian satellite communication system "Dawn", the press service of the President of Ukraine reported on October 30. The Russian sanctions list includes 10 companies and 19 citizens. According to the Ukrainian side, the Belarusian organization is engaged in the development and production of components for space systems. The main developer, coordinator and administrator of the Dabsut project is the Russian bureau LLC 1440. According to the Ukrainian side, Russia aims to create its own low-orbit satellite system, similar to the American Starlink system, which can be used to control troops, guide and control drones and missiles in real time. Kyiv regularly imposes sanctions against Belarusian companies. They are mainly related to the military-industrial complex. On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine, the largest in Europe after World War II. Mashtelukshka gave the Russian army the territory of Belarus to attack the neighboring country and the cities of Ukraine. The Russian army was also treated in Belarus. Many Belarusian factories are currently engaged in production for the benefit of the Russian military-industrial complex. Also, in Belarus there are signal repeats for Russian drones. News about X/Instagram.

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Ukraine has imposed sanctions against the Belarusian company involved in the development of the Russian satellite system Ukraine has imposed sanctions against the Belarusian CJSC Air Instruments, which is involved in the development of components of the Russian satellite communication system "Dawn", the press service of the President of Ukraine reported on October 30. The Russian sanctions list includes 10 companies and 19 citizens. According to the Ukrainian side, the Belarusian organization is engaged in the development and production of components for space systems. The main developer, coordinator and administrator of the Dabsut project is the Russian bureau LLC 1440. According to the Ukrainian side, Russia aims to create its own low-orbit satellite system, similar to the American Starlink system, which can be used to control troops, guide and control drones and missiles in real time. Kyiv regularly imposes sanctions against Belarusian companies. They are mainly related to the military-industrial complex. On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine, the largest in Europe after World War II. Mashtelukshka gave the Russian army the territory of Belarus to attack the neighboring country and the cities of Ukraine. The Russian army was also treated in Belarus. Many Belarusian factories are currently engaged in production for the benefit of the Russian military-industrial complex. Also, in Belarus there are signal repeats for Russian drones. News about X/Instagram.

Ukraine has imposed sanctions against the Belarusian company involved in the development of the Russian satellite system Ukraine has imposed sanctions against the Belarusian CJSC Air Instruments, which is involved in the development of components of the Russian satellite communication system "Dawn", the press service of the President of Ukraine reported on October 30. The Russian sanctions list includes 10 companies and 19 citizens. According to the Ukrainian side, the Belarusian organization is engaged in the development and production of components for space systems. The main developer, coordinator and administrator of the Dabsut project is the Russian bureau LLC 1440. According to the Ukrainian side, Russia aims to create its own low-orbit satellite system, similar to the American Starlink system, which can be used to control troops, guide and control drones and missiles in real time. Kyiv regularly imposes sanctions against Belarusian companies. They are mainly related to the military-industrial complex. On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine, the largest in Europe after World War II. Mashtelukshka gave the Russian army the territory of Belarus to attack the neighboring country and the cities of Ukraine. The Russian army was also treated in Belarus. Many Belarusian factories are currently engaged in production for the benefit of the Russian military-industrial complex. Also, in Belarus there are signal repeats for Russian drones. News about X/Instagram.

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