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Hong Kong imports 100 tonnes of Russian gold amid sanctions

Hong Kong has imported 100 tonnes of gold from Russia, described as a significant development amid sanctions.

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The trade may indicate sanctions-evasion concerns and affect scrutiny of international commodity flows.

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  1. Hồng Kông nhập khẩu 100 tấn vàng Nga, đột phá giữa trừng phạt ↗vneconomy.vn · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 2:01 AM UTC

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