It's good to have high level visibility into the reality of what's happening. Certainly things that ought not be in Russia are getting into Russia. The glaring

It's good to have high level visibility into the reality of what's happening. Certainly things that ought not be in Russia are getting into Russia. The glaring omission of the article though, is that it never identifies which sanction is being violated. Who is actually breaking which law with which action? Should the Americans be rounding up EU citizens? Should the Germans be seizing TI bank accounts? Should the Americans arrest the TI CEO because an Estonian sold parts to a Chinese man who doesn't participate in any sanctions at all?