Kyrgyzstan rejects claims of offenses of U.S. sanctions in the middle of questionable rise in Russia trade

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Kyrgyzstan has categorically denied any state or state-owned entity involvement in breaching Western-imposed sanctions against Russia.The
assurance comes amid allegations of Kyrgyzstan exporting prohibited goods to Russia, leading to threats of economic sanctions by the US.The
Kyrgyz State Committee for National Security acknowledges the potential for private companies to be involved in supplying Russia with
sanctioned Western goods, likely unaware of the final consumer or product user.An investigation has been initiated to identify and halt any
increased by 250% in 2022 compared to the previous year.Allegations include Kyrgyz companies making significant purchases of sensitive
electronics from Chinese and South Korean firms, paralleled by an equivalent export volume to Russia in the same period.Additionally, a
insufficient export documentation.Russia maintains its intention to continue developing bilateral relations and economic integration with
Kyrgyzstan, undeterred by the potential US sanctions.Russian Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasizes the benefits of such
integration for the Kyrgyz economy.