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Georgia cancels Russian locomotive order due to fear of sanctions

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Georgian Railways has cancelled a locomotive order from a Russian production plant. Georgia wants to avoid the risk of secondary sanctions by doing business with the sanctioned company. Reportedly, it will get Chinese locomotives instead.

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Playing it safe

Georgia cancels Russian locomotive order due to fear of sanctions

Image: Railgallery. © Rostislav_nakhano

Georgian Railways has cancelled a locomotive order from a Russian production plant. Georgia wants to avoid the risk of secondary sanctions by doing business with the sanctioned company. Reportedly, it will get Chinese locomotives instead.

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