Semiconductors and other restricted goods shipped through China and Hong Kong to fuel Russia's war effort fell by a fifth this year previously undisclosed U.S. Commerce Department data shows, but Hong Kong remains a global sanctions evasion hotspot.
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 there have been reports of semiconductors and other restricted goods being shipped through China and Hong Kong. These goods are said to be used to fuel Russia's war effort. However, there has been a decline in such shipments this year, as revealed by previously undisclosed data from the U.S. Commerce Department. Despite this decline, Hong Kong is still considered a global hotspot for sanctions evasion 

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