The black list includes those who “spoke disrespectfully about the Russian Federation,” as well as companies associated with “unfriendly countries.”
Putin allowed Russian companies to arrange accounts with a number of foreign holders of rights in rubles. The measure also applies to those who support sanctions against Russia or are associated with “unfriendly countries.” This is stated in the order of the President of the Russian Federation, reports RBC.
The decree of the President of the Russian Federation introduced such a mechanism if foreign companies are associated with “unfriendly” countries, publicly supported economic sanctions against the Russian Federation, prohibited the use of their operations. development and trademarks in Russia due to sanctions, suspended, stopped. or restricting their activities in the Russian Federation, “publicly discredit Russia’s armed forces” or “obscene expressions of disrespect to Russia, its society, authorities and official symbols in the media or on the Internet.”
Payment in rubles is allowed to be made in accounts in authorized banks of Russia, to be determined by the government. With them, debtors can open a special account of type “O” in the name of the copyright owner. The proposal is temporary, the law says.
Organizations under the control of Russian citizens or legal entities do not fall under the change. Control information must be disclosed to the Russian tax authorities.
It will be recalled that earlier the President of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer. They discussed the situation around Ukraine and discussed food security issues. Putin considers baseless attempts to shift responsibility for difficulties in the supply of agricultural products to Russia.
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Source: korrespondent
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