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German company vows to continue business with Russia

Summary by Ground News
CLAAS will continue supplying combine harvesters to Russia despite the suspension of the grain deal. Chief executive Jan-Hendrik Mohr said the company does not want to leave one of the most important agricultural regions in the world. The German manufacturer has been criticized over its ongoing business activities in Russia.
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German company vows to continue business with Russia

German industrial giant CLAAS has said it will continue exporting combine harvesters to Russia despite the grain deal failure

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German company vows to continue business with Russia

German industrial giant CLAAS has said it will continue exporting combine harvesters to Russia despite the grain deal failure Read Full Article at RT.com

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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated] broke the news in Russian Federation on Wednesday, August 2, 2023.
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