Let me break it down for you: dividends paid by the Belarusian subsidiary (as mentioned, 1-2 million per year) do not show up in the consolidated financial statements (because all companies are consolidated into the group), only in the parent company’s separate financial statements, and information regarding dividends received by the parent company can be found in the notes to the annual report.
The recapitalization you mentioned would mean that money is being invested into the subsidiary, but that is not the intention; instead, some cash reserves have accumulated there (which can also be found in the geographical breakdown). Soon we will have the 2025 figures, which are more interesting.