Tesla is suing the Swedish Transport Agency, part of Sweden’s government, after striking workers blocked the delivery of license plates for new vehicles manufactured by the company, which “constitutes an unlawful discriminatory attack directed at Tesla,” according to the Associated Press.

Tesla has sued the Swedish Transport Agency after postal workers stopped delivering licence plates connected to the electric car company. The move is intended to support a strike by Tesla metal workers in the country. The IF Metall union is fighting the US carmaker for a collective bargaining agreement, which is standard in Sweden.

Tesla Inc.’s deliveries to Sweden are at risk of being blocked from across the Nordic region after unions asked their neighboring peers to bolster their weeks-long strike.

Danish dockworkers are refusing to unload the US electric car giant's vehicles in solidarity with Swedish Tesla workers.

Danish dockworkers are joining in sympathy strikes with Swedish mechanics against Tesla, threatening to create more disruptions to the electric vehicle maker’s supply lines. It hasn’t impacted Tesla stock yet but the situation is a watch item for investors.