"Russian Military Imports from US and EU Firms Remain Strong Despite Sanctions: Analysis"

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A joint report by US and Ukrainian researchers reveals that Russia has imported nearly $9 billion worth of "high priority" electronics for its weapons, with over 43.9% originating from US and allied countries, despite sanctions. Tech from companies like Intel and AMD has been found in Russian weapons, with much of it being sold through China and Hong Kong. The report advocates for stronger sanctions and export controls to curb Russia's military capabilities, as Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for 100% effective measures to block circumvention of sanctions.
- Nearly half of Russia's imported mil tech from US, EU firms: report Business Insider
- Russia finds way around sanctions on battlefield tech: report POLITICO Europe
- Sanctioned Western tech is still entering Russia and powering its military machine, new analysis shows CNBC
- Moscow imports a third of battlefield tech from western companies Financial Times
- Russian imports of military components have hardly fallen at all compared to before full-scale invasion Yahoo News
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