According to data collected by LRT, goods used on the battlefield were transported to Russia under the guise of exports to countries such as Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan and other Kremlin-friendly countries.
The study is based on data collected until August 2023, when Lithuania adopted national sanctions and banned the transport of some dual-purpose goods to third countries through Lithuania.
According to the LRT Research Department, Lithuanian companies transported bearings, signal generators, monitoring and measuring devices, machine tools, processors and controllers, integrated circuits, capacitors, antennas, radio navigation devices, electrical devices or components, semiconductor devices, etc. to Russia. dual purpose goods.
According to the research, more than 70 Lithuanian companies helped send such goods to Russia more than once. As reported, Lithuania also transported microchips to the aggressor country, which Russia installs in missiles and satellite communication systems.
According to LRT, among the companies that exported goods used in the war, there are those that have been operating without a manager for 5 years, do not submit financial reports, and are being liquidated.
One of them is the cargo transportation company “Delamode Baltics”, whose clients, as announced, include the State Border Guard Service, the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, the Lithuanian Army, and the company claims to have contributed to the NATO summit in Lithuania in 2023.
