> “Too many people want to buy it, it’s not a good thing for us,”
> “We are afraid that Alibaba platform will be frozen if Alibaba knows that it’s a weapon.”
> “This item is customized for one big client in UKR [Ukraine],”
> “Our government don’t allow us to sell to countries involved in war,”
What do they possibly think they're gaining by volunteering this information?
What makes you think that?
These statements are just to mislead the public into thinking they are supporting ukraine.
Why is that the case?
Four, in fact!
To the point where they will destroy products, livestock, equipment, etc; that would be thought to be for China's "enemies" ie: Japan.
It'll just take a moment for the message to get out, and then they'll be rallied to a new hatred, if they need be.
I'd suggest you go investigate before dismissal.
Suddenly some farmers in * get obscure country from the list * will decide it’s a good idea to deliver pesticides from the air because reasons. For sure supplier will see right through it and will care about plausible deniability first.
The whole titanium cia story happens more often than it doesn’t
Maybe a confusing way of phrasing it due to translation?