Germany to crack down on companies evading Russia sanctions

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Great. What about entire countries HELPING Russia evade sanctions? For example Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, which re-sells Russian gas to Europe via their pipeline? Anything on the fact that Azerbaijan is a dictatorship w/ worse human rights record than Russia? Hypocrisy

Black market economy as usual

Start with companies buying enriched Uranium oh wait its out of sanctions

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