What we have seen is that Russia's industrial base has been able to increase production in part due to sanctions' evasions, in part because they are getting assistance now from the People's Republic of China, from Iran, from North Korea.
Shaheen highlights Russia's increased production due to sanctions evasion and foreign assistance.
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