European Report:
Recently, the hot war between Russia and Ukraine has attracted great attention in the international community, although there are only two countries in this war, but behind it is the interests and grievances of many countries.
The most typical is the United States, which supports Ukraine's accession to NATO, and has attacked from the side in this Ukrainian-Russian war, and has long sanctioned Russian semiconductors.
According to relevant news, the CEO of the AMERICAN semiconductor industry association SIA issued a statement of management rules specially formulated in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, and announced that from today it will strictly comply with the new export control regulations to deal with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Russia's war with Ukraine and the United States sanctions on Russian semiconductors, it seems that the eight rods can not be beaten, but in fact there is a great connection.
The explanation given by the United States for sanctioning Russian semiconductors is that Russia itself is not an important consumer of semiconductors, and the amount of chips purchased is very small, and even if it is sanctioned, the impact will not be great. Moreover, the semiconductor industry is not unique to the United States, and there are many other suppliers around the world that Russia can rely on to import. So, will the US sanctions on Russia this time have an impact on Russia?
In fact, from all aspects, the impact is not as big as imagined. First of all, Russia itself imports not many semiconductors, according to relevant data, it is estimated that less than 0.1% of the world's semiconductor consumption, if the United States does not export semiconductors to Russia at 100%, Russia can also seek help from other countries. Secondly, Russian military semiconductors are basically self-sufficient, after all, these things are the most reassuring only for their own. Like some light industry intelligent enterprises, they can import Chinese products completely, and there is not much to worry about. But it is not that there is no impact at all, although the strength of the United States is not growing as fast as it was before, but the status of the United States in the world is still "king of kings". This time, the U.S. sanctions are announcing to the world that I have "turned the other cheek" with Russia. Like some U.S. countries need to look at the face of the United States, they are likely not to export related products in Russia, so Russia's economic development is bound to be impacted. If the war is to directly pound the yellow dragon, then the economic war is the ant nest bursting the embankment and slowly corroding. The effect will not be immediate, but in time, it will inevitably cause irreversible effects.
Therefore, Russia has a lot to do this time, not only to maintain a friendly and mutual assistance attitude with various countries, but also to develop its own science and technology, and to maintain economic exchanges with other countries, if it wants other hegemonic countries not to take advantage of the void, it must integrate "science and technology is the primary productive force", which is integrated into the next development path.