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That could also be a good way to get their sales banned to Armenia and Kazakhstan.
by stjohnswarts 4y ago
That could also be a good way to get their sales banned to Armenia and Kazakhstan.
- paganel 4y agoAnd then Kazakhstan buys them from the Saudis or from Turkey, who are de facto US allies (Turkey is even a NATO member, a big one). The US can try and do something about it, as supposedly the CIA has just tried to do a couple of weeks ago in connection to the recent sanctions against Russia, but what do you when the Turks tell you to shove it? (which is what Turkey's response to the CIA demands was). This is one of the "best" sources I could find in English [1] because, obviously, the Western media has not reported on it. [1] https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/CIA-Allegedly-Targets-Turkish-Businessmen-for-Trade-With-Russia-20220826-0021.html https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/CIA-Allegedly-Targets-Tu...
- cpursley 4y agoBingo. The current work-around to get electronics to Russia is via Dubai. It's harder with Turkey because their airlines don't allow lithium batteries for safety reasons.