> when it comes to country like Kazakhstan or any other smaller country, everyone seem to become powerful and create sanctions. It's because Kazakhstan tries t

> when it comes to country like Kazakhstan or any other smaller country, everyone seem to become powerful and create sanctions. It's because Kazakhstan tries to man-in-the-middle attack all their citizens by making them install a government-issued root certificate, which is easy to defend against. (Just don't trust the certificate.) If they used an IP-based blocklist to filter all traffic (like China), that would be much harder to counter. As for sanctions, I haven't seen any proposed against Kazakhstan over their human-rights record (including suppression of their own Uyghur minority).