Russia plans to use Uzbekistan to circumvent international sanctions
Kyiv • UNN
Russia is trying to circumvent the sanctions by using front companies in Uzbekistan to trade electronics for UAVs. The agreements were signed during a meeting of CIS leaders.
The Russians plan to finance the creation of front companies through which electronics for UAVs will be purchased. This was reported by the Center of National Resistance Center, UNN reports.
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It is noted that on December 26, 2023, during a meeting of CIS leaders, Putin discussed the terms of cooperation with the top military and political leadership of Uzbekistan. In particular, preliminary agreements were reached on the creation of a number of shell companies in Uzbekistan to be financed by the Russian government.
Officially announced cooperation in the transportation sector industry. But according to the Resistance Center, in fact, the creation of fictitious companies to circumvent international sanctions. As well as enterprises for the assembly of UAVs, which will be made up of foreign electronic components.
In the future, these companies will export products and components to a number of Russian defense companies. In particular, to the Kazan Elektropribor plant, Elekon plant, Stella-K, and others.
Russia is also planning to buy back from Uzbekistan stockpiles of Soviet ammunition.
Accordingly, the Russians plan to continue deployment of fictitious enterprises in Central Asia to circumvent international sanctions.
