Apple is stopping selling phones and providing services in Russia. Since other Android phone companies will likely follow suit, Huawei has just been provided with a huge captive market of 144 million people.
Another thing I realised, sanctions with UN backing are just trade tariffs. When Lithuania announced that it'll be sanctioning Lithuania over Taiwan, all the Anglos were laughing and telling us that it was pointless as Lithuania could just import them through Germany. It's a perfectly valid point, but my point at the time was there will still be costs because of the disruption and extra steps needed to circumnavigate them.
Well Russia is a member of the CIS, and has free trade agreements with most ex-USSR countries. So what's stopping Russia from importing iPhones, semiconductors or anything else they need through any one of them? Is NATO going to sanction all of them too? In that case they've just resurrected the USSR with more seats in the UN.
Even if they did do that, Russia could just have a FTA with China. There's no conceivable way that the all NATO aligned countries are going to economically boycott such a big market.
It makes no sense at all. If anything it tells us that the Lithuania sanctions were 100% correct and should not be removed until America or the EU cedes a concession of some sort.