Vitebsk Farms: A Year of Neglect Despite State Inspections

State Control Uncovers Persistent Neglect on Vitebsk Region Farms A recent state control inspection in the Vitebsk region of Belarus has revealed ongoing issues of neglect and disorder on numerous farms. The inspection, conducted in April and May 2025, found widespread problems including significant waste accumulation, dilapidated buildings, and a general lack of maintenance. A video accompanying the report shows the extent of the neglect, with images of overflowing waste and decaying structures. "The situation is unacceptable," stated a spokesperson for the State Control Committee, who confirmed the findings. "We are taking measures to address these issues, but the problem persists." The report highlights that similar issues were found during inspections in the previous year, indicating a systemic problem. The inspection covered over 100 farms, with violations found in nearly half. The State Control Committee is working to enforce regulations and hold responsible parties accountable. The continued monitoring and enforcement efforts are crucial for ensuring improved conditions and sustainable practices on these farms.