I believe such easing of major sanctions will only help cronies, the military and families of authorities as they have power, resources, connections and institutions to profit from such opportunities.
Chris Smith: “I believe such easing of major sanctions will only help cronies, the military and families of authorities as they have…”
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Smith argues that easing sanctions benefits corrupt officials and military rather than the people.
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