Enforce Export Restrictions for Russian Military Supplies

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the continued supply of crucial components to Russia, particularly by companies and individuals in allied nations such as Taiwan, that enable the production of military equipment used by Russia. Despite international sanctions, reports indicate that Russian military capabilities are bolstered by microchips and silicon wafers, critical components sourced from foreign entities. As a constituent, I urge you to take decisive action to hold accountable those who support Russia's military-industrial complex, whether through sanctions, diplomatic pressure, or legislation targeting companies and individuals involved in these transactions. It is imperative that the United States, along with its allies, demonstrates a united front against any form of assistance to Russia’s war efforts. Please consider advocating for measures that would restrict the export of technologies and components to Russia, especially from nations like Taiwan, which share our values and strategic interests. Such actions are essential to upholding global security and ensuring that we do not indirectly contribute to the capabilities of a regime engaged in aggressive military actions. For more information, I would like to draw your attention to an article that provides detailed insight into the current situation: Taiwanese silicon is a key component for Russian military microchip production. See https://theins.ru/en/society/273488 Thank you for your attention to this critical issue. I look forward to your response and actions on this matter.