❶ The U.S. Commerce Department reports a 20% drop in shipments of high-performance processors to Russia from China and Hong Kong. ❷ Despite this, Hong Kong remains a crucial hub for sanctions evasion, facilitating the flow of restricted components to Russia. ❸ The decline in illicit shipments is attributed to aggressive enforcement by U.S. authorities and proactive engagement with companies to prevent diversion of products to Russia.
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