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  Sounds like a pretty strong endorsement for their products.
context: I'm surprised there were any exports to Iranian firms left >
  
  This comment made me think you’re an AI. After checking the rest of your profile, I still think so. But hey, I have nothing against you, at least you seem to be on my side. Or, the shit you’re espousing is on my side. >
  
  It almost certainly is an AI bot. Report as spam/bot. This sub should be able to get the account removed from Reddit. >
  
  Surprised yet not surprised that this is still a thing >
  
  Weapons lobbyists >
  
  Very difficult, if not impossible, to enforce sanctions against non-complying third parties that RESELL tech to Iran, and even to ensure compliance within your own country. The US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control only has 250 people ensuring compliance with all sanctions worldwide. They need more.
  And the EU doesn't even have an organization for that. All they have is a still pending Sanctions Envoy. Think of what leaks through with so little policing. Only individual member-states have any kind of meaningful mechanisms to address that. >
  
  Curbs??? >
  
  This. It should be zero. >
  
  Did the US really not see the problem when iranian drones were pointed at the US's middle eastern allies? It's only when they're used on Ukraine instead of say Israel or the UAE that the US sees the problem?