"We Almost Cried," as some Companies From European Countries Left Russia, Putin Said
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Some Western companies almost cried when forced to leave the Russian market under pressure from their governments, said President Vladimir Putin. "When some companies left under pressure from Western European governments – some of our friends from these countries almost wept – said Putin "Vests." The President noted that Europe had thus cut itself off from the big market. However, the decision of European countries to ban all Russians at his hom…
Russia creates favourable conditions for the remaining foreign companies in the country, many of whom did not want to stop working, said Russian President Vladimir Putin. "When some companies left under pressure from Western European governments, our friends from these countries almost cried," he said in an interview with IP author Paul Zarubin.
Foreign companies were crying, leaving the Russian market under pressure from their countries, Vladimir Putin said
Foreign companies were crying, leaving the Russian market under pressure from their countries, Vladimir Putin said.The Russian President stressed that Russia creates favorable conditions for the remaining foreign firms.Other statements...
Russia is trying to create favourable conditions for Western companies that have not left the domestic market, as President Vladimir Putin stated in an interview with IP journalist Paul Zarubin.
Putin: Some Western companies have been very painful about the need to stop activities in Russia.
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