Russia, which is facingสมัครสล็อตxo วอลเล็ตeconomic disaster from Western sanctions. came out to threaten to arrest personnel Or seize assets of foreign companies preparing to withdraw their businesses from the bear territory, US media reported yesterday (March 13).
The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, said: Russian prosecutors have warned over the phone, in letters and sent officials to speak directly to these foreign companies, including Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble, IBM and Yum. Brands, the parent company of KFC and Pizza Hut.
They threatened that officials or executives of companies criticizing Moscow could be arrested. They also threatened to confiscate their assets. including trademarks and intellectual property
“This warning has led at least one company to decide to limit communications between businesses in Russia and other parts of the company, fearing email or messages sent by employees to one another could be hacked,” the Wall Street Journal said. claiming to have obtained this information from "Some news sources"
Russian Embassy in the United States came out to deny the report as "Fake News"
“We urge the local media here to stop spreading fake news. which is an evil act The Wall Street Journal's report is entirely fictional," the White Bear embassy said on Facebook. along with reiterating that To continue doing business in Russia? “It depends on the decision of the American people.”
The invasion of Ukraine, which enters its third week, has prompted the West and several other regional countries. Unprecedented harsh and comprehensive punishment for Russia. More and more of the world's leading companies have announced their withdrawals or suspend operations in Russia.
Russia has leveraged a number of measures to prevent cash from flowing out of the country. and supporting the dwindling ruble
President Vladimir Putin has spoken in favor of the appointment. “External administrators” take control of foreign companies in Russia. “To pass these companies on to people who want to keep it going.” "transferred to the state" (nationalization)