@myanTokenGeek: Interestingly, both sanctions and counter-sanctions are blocking Chinese goods exports.
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A post about China-US export controls on tech products, noting that both sanctions and counter-sanctions restrict Chinese goods exports, and citing news such as the US plan to ban Chinese optical modules and China's retaliatory drone export controls.
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Interesting — both the sanctions and the counter-sanctions are aimed at blocking Chinese goods from being exported.
0xkevin (🖤 , 💙) (@0xKevin00): China has made its move. The US was just about to ban imports of Chinese-made optical modules, with Trump worried that Chinese manufacturers could use the equipment to steal data.
China’s Ministry of Commerce has now hit back, announcing tightened export controls on drone-related dual-use items to the US.
China accounts for 70% of the global drone market, so it looks like this is going to sting the US too.
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