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After the invasion of UkraineMoscow has been subject to unprecedented sanctions. European Union imposed three packages of sanctions on Russia, including the assets of the Russian central bank were frozen, Russia was suspended from membership in the Council of Europe, the assets of Vladimir Putin and Sergey Lavrov were frozen. The EU also decided to cut off seven Russian banks from the global financial settlement system SWIFT.
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More brands are withdrawing from Russia after its attack on Ukraine. Louis Vuitton closes its boutiques
The world’s largest companies leave the Russian market. Every day, more brands announce the closure shops in Russia. From Sunday (6 brand124 boutiques of the fashion house are to be closed Louis Vuitton – he says “Ukrainian truth“Hermes and Chanel stores were also partially closed. Cooperation with Rosj± also announced by the Kering group, which includes, among others GucciBalenciaga i Yves Saint Laurent.
These brands have already left Russia [IKEA, H&M, NIKE, APPLE, COCA-COLA, ZARA]
More and more brands are resigning from cooperation with Russia. He has already closed his stores, among others: Adidas, Apple, ASOS, Burberry, H&M Group, IkeaMango, Nike, or Reserved.
The Belarusian internet portal Nexta announced on Saturday that Russia also leaves Coca Cola, on Friday, reports appeared in the media that the company did not want to give up cooperation with Moscow despite its aggression against Ukraine. This information was met with a wave of criticism from consumers, who launched a social media campaign urging them to boycott the drinks produced by the company.
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The Spanish clothing holding Inditex, which includes: Zara, Zara Home, Pull & Bear, Stradivarius, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, Oysho and Uterqüe. However, on Saturday, the company decided to close 502 stores and suspend online sales, the agency informs Reuters. “In the present circumstances, Inditex cannot guarantee the continuity of operations and commercial conditions in the Russian Federation, and it is temporarily suspending its operations,” the company said.
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