here also in media occasionally are some fuss about companies exporting stuff to russia. proponents of it, argues that it means that when russia imports eu goods, foreigin currencies flow out from russia, and for them it makes harder to use that currency to buy goods for military industry. when russia exports, then foreign currency flows in russia, and they can then use that currency to smuggle some weapon components (like microchips for shahed drones) in russia. usually its ends with expanded list of sanctioned goods, and pressure to eu to expand that list even more (takes around 6...9 months). as interesting outliner was india, which managed to import a lot of russian oil, paid in indian rupees, but russians have very limited use for those. well, up until india became their main banana supplier (there was beef with previous supplier ( i think it was ecuador), because they sold some soviet military tech to ukraine, at scrap price).
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