Russia imports chemicals from fertilizer companies to evade sanctions, Bloomberg reports

The West had imposed massive sanctions on Russia. The Kremlin has repeatedly found loopholes. Apparently, this also affects chemicals.

Russia imports chemicals from fertilizer companies to evade sanctions, Bloomberg reports

Russia is importing large quantities of chemicals for manufacturing explosives by purchasing products from fertilizer companies that have avoided international sanctions lists, Bloomberg reported on March 26. Western countries imposed wide-reaching restrictions on the Russian defense industry following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but Russia continues to import key components and supplies for weapons production through sanctions evasion s…

Russia Taps Fertilizer Firms for Explosives Production

Russia is set to receive deliveries of chemical ingredients critical for explosive manufacturing, ordered from fertilizer companies that have largely escaped international sanctions

Russian Explosive Makers Use Fertilizer Firms to Blunt Sanctions

Russia is scheduled to receive deliveries of chemical ingredients critical to the manufacture of explosives, ordered from fertilizer companies that have largely escaped international sanctions, according to documents seen by Bloomberg.

The Russian regime has found a new way to bypass sanctions. It is using fertilizer producers to buy raw materials needed to make explosives. The White House may make it even easier for Russia to do so.

Russia is to receive the necessary chemical components for producing explosives from fertilizer producers who have avoided international sanctions.