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Sanctions have not been as devastating as the West had hoped. A handful of countries have filled the gap, increasing exports to Russia well above prewar levels. Other countries’ exports decreased when the war began but have since reversed course. https://t.co/Goa3TZaHKm https://t.co/nGbcAvdF9C — PolitiTweet.org

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And even some of the nations that initially agreed to denounce Russia see the war as a European and American problem — and have since started moving toward a more neutral position. https://t.co/Goa3TZaHKm https://t.co/XwwcVUSDZw — PolitiTweet.org

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China and Turkey have made up most of the export gap. China has exported more cars and machinery, and Turkey has also increased the flow of goods to Russia. Trade levels have rebounded because enough countries remain willing to trade with Russia. https://t.co/Goa3TZaHKm https://t.co/f9sfabKZJZ — PolitiTweet.org

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