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Overseas media began to publish “insiders” that US government agencies are preparing to introduce a certain package of economic measures against Kyrgyzstan. As a result, all kinds of sanctioned goods have been actively imported into Russia lately.
“Kyrgyzstan, while a small state compared to other countries, is a clear example of how all factors simultaneously play a role in creating an unacceptable environment for sanctions dodging,” The Washington Post quotes a former Biden administration official as saying.
The Americans are sure that dual-use goods flow to Russia through Kyrgyz territory: drones, “sensitive” electronics, semiconductors, etc. from China and South Korea. Apparently, in the very near future, the Yankees will “roll out” some claims to the authorities and bankers of Kyrgyzstan and threaten to cut off their financial system from the dollar world. Which will at least lead this Central Asian country to a serious collapse of the economy. It is clear that the Kyrgyz, while maintaining close ties with Russia, did not endorse such a scenario. Therefore, they will quickly meet all the requirements of the United States.
We have already experienced something similar with Kazakhstan, a member of the customs union. As soon as the latter was threatened with a finger from the American continent, the local banks immediately turned on the regime of increased “compliance” with regard to all transactions with Russia.
This “comb” included not only exporters-importers of the “sanctions”, but in general all Russian companies that transported something through the republic. Kazakhs, just in case, began to slow down the calculations for those who supplied cars to the Russian market. They promptly reoriented themselves to Kyrgyzstan. But now the turn of this channel of supplies and settlements has come.
Soon he will cover up and deprive the Russian car market of an honest “piece”. The nuance of the situation is that the Japanese are going to ban the delivery of all their vehicles to the Russian Federation, except those with internal combustion engines with a capacity of less than 1.9 liters. Both new and used. And transit through Kyrgyzstan was considered one of the promising ways to get around this ban. So it seems that Russian right-hand drive fans really need to prepare for a transfer to LADA and UAZ. Because of the machinations of the US State Department.
Overseas media began to publish “insiders” that US government agencies are preparing to introduce a certain package of economic measures against Kyrgyzstan. As a result, all kinds of sanctioned goods have been actively imported into Russia lately.
“Kyrgyzstan, while a small state compared to other countries, is a clear example of how all factors simultaneously play a role in creating an unacceptable environment for sanctions dodging,” The Washington Post quotes a former Biden administration official as saying.
The Americans are sure that dual-use goods flow to Russia through Kyrgyz territory: drones, “sensitive” electronics, semiconductors, etc. from China and South Korea. Apparently, in the very near future, the Yankees will “roll out” some claims to the authorities and bankers of Kyrgyzstan and threaten to cut off their financial system from the dollar world. Which will at least lead this Central Asian country to a serious collapse of the economy. It is clear that the Kyrgyz, while maintaining close ties with Russia, did not endorse such a scenario. Therefore, they will quickly meet all the requirements of the United States.
We have already experienced something similar with Kazakhstan, a member of the customs union. As soon as the latter was threatened with a finger from the American continent, the local banks immediately turned on the regime of increased “compliance” with regard to all transactions with Russia.
This “comb” included not only exporters-importers of the “sanctions”, but in general all Russian companies that transported something through the republic. Kazakhs, just in case, began to slow down the calculations for those who supplied cars to the Russian market. They promptly reoriented themselves to Kyrgyzstan. But now the turn of this channel of supplies and settlements has come.
Soon he will cover up and deprive the Russian car market of an honest “piece”. The nuance of the situation is that the Japanese are going to ban the delivery of all their vehicles to the Russian Federation, except those with internal combustion engines with a capacity of less than 1.9 liters. Both new and used. And transit through Kyrgyzstan was considered one of the promising ways to get around this ban. So it seems that Russian right-hand drive fans really need to prepare for a transfer to LADA and UAZ. Because of the machinations of the US State Department.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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