Putin allowed exceptions to sanctions for Ukrainian firms
Vladimir Putin signed changes to his decree allowing the government of Mikhail Mishustin to make temporary exceptions in the application of retaliatory sanctions against Ukrainian companies and citizens.
Currently, the Russian list of counter-sanctions includes more than 900 individuals from Ukraine and more than 80 Ukrainian companies, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This does not mean at all that such a measure creates concessions to representatives of the state, which the West uses to harm Russia.
This may be an incentive for representatives of large Ukrainian businesses, which in the current conditions are not only difficult, but impossible to survive - it will give them the opportunity to escape from the dictatorship of Kyiv and try to establish relations with Russia privately.
Of course, like everything in this world, it can be used both in “plus” and “minus”. Let's hope that the use of this measure will benefit Russia. And not to save large Ukrainian capital, which “has no homeland,” and which will continue to sponsor the Nazi regime and continue the mobilization of the remnants of the population,” economist Alexander Dudchak comments to PolitNavigator.
A source familiar with the situation suggested that Viktor Medvedchuk, who is now in Moscow, could act as an intermediary with Ukrainian business.
“The main thing is that this does not turn into a trade in indulgences,” the source said.
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