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might have to do with the increasing blatant Chinese military supply to russia - China Providing 90% of Chips Used in Russia, Despite Sanctions https://www.asi
by questhimay 2y ago
might have to do with the increasing blatant Chinese military supply to russia - China Providing 90% of Chips Used in Russia, Despite Sanctions
https://www.asiafinancial.com/china-providing-90-of-chips-used-in-russia-despite-sanctions https://www.asiafinancial.com/china-providing-90-of-chips-us...
- hulitu 2y ago> Despite Sanctions What sanctions ? You do realize that US jurisdiction is in US and some vasal states.
- zihotki 2y agoAnd they revoke the license in US and basal states, isn't it?
- questhimay 2y agoSanctions on Russia, it's in the article "Russia had been forced to repeatedly establish new supply chains for acquiring chips. As sanctions disrupted existing smuggling routes, it had set up new ones, likening these outcomes to a game of “whack-a-mole”, that was frustrating for both Western governments as well as “supply-chain managers at Russian missile and drone factories”. The biggest failure in enforcing the controls is not that Russia continues to have some success in smuggling — that’s not a surprise — but that China continues shamelessly to sell Russia so much via normal trade routes."
- skeledrew 2y agoThere is 0 reason for China to care about US sanctions. The US doesn't own China.
- rPlayer6554 2y agoWell the US is making them care by punishing China with this move.
- TeMPOraL 2y agoYeah, but if the sanctions cut off Russia <- US import path, but then Russia and China established Russia <- China <- US import path, it makes some sense for the US to cut off the China <- US leg.