En ces temps de pénurie d'ipv4, une news qui date un peu mais que je viens de découvrir. Il faut croire qu'il existe bien des acteurs qui veulent avancer sur la transition.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/belarus-becomes-first-country-to-make-ipv6-mandatory-for-isps/

Belarus has become the first country in the world to legally mandate support for IPv6 -- the latest version of the Internet Protocol, the glue that keeps the whole internet together.
Starting January 1, 2020, all Belarusian internet service providers will have to support the IPv6 protocol on their network, and issue an IPv6 address to all customers.
The new rule was signed into law by a presidential decree on September 18 by President Alexander Lukashenko [page 3, section 6].
The presidential decree updates a previous decree, no. 60, which lays out rules for the use of the country's "national segment of the internet."