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Three years on: Are sanctions finally hitting home in Central Asia? - The Foreign Policy Centre
Last year, on the second anniversary of the Russian invasion, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Department of the Treasury published yet another list of sanctioned companies and individuals. The list contained only a handful of Central Asian entities.[1] This handful was a sign that the Western threats of secondary sanctions were finally beginning to materialise. As we enter the fourth year of the invasion, Central Asian go…
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