Russian leader Vladimir Putin pointed to the penalty for Western technological companies on Monday.
“You should strangle them. I am completely satisfied,” Putin said in a meeting in the Kremlin with Russian business leaders.
“I say that without any shame, because they are trying to strangle us. We must accept. This is the case.”
Putin, Stanislav Yodkovsky, a Russian company offering video-free services, said that some Western competitors are still available in some powers.
“Yodkovsky called Yodkovsky,” Yodkovsky, “Zoom and Microsoft. Putin said that local analysts evaluated the international competition in the local market, evaluated the “billions of” international competition.
Responding to Yodkovsky, Putin said that consumers using Russian companies and Western services have to give up “bad habits”.
“No one was expelled from Russia, no one was intervened,” Putin spoke about Western companies leaving Russia in 2022.
“We have provided the most favorable conditions for working here, the market, and they are trying to strangle. We must respond to the existing, we must act as a mirror,” he said.
In 2022, Microsoft, Moscow’s occupation of Ukraine, in addition to Western speech, officially closed the office and operations of Russia in Russia.
In March of the same year, the company suspends all new sales in the country and said, “Russia has stopped many aspects in accordance with the decisions of the state sanctions.”
However, it is not known how Russian consumers still use the company’s services such as popular video currency tool groups.
The magnification has banned distributors similar to the sale of services to the Russian government and the State Conglomerates in April 2022. In October 2022, Russian consumers stopped selling new licenses.
However, in October 2023, 115 million rubles in October 2023, the Russian court was sentenced to 115 million rubles as the local judge operates in the country.
Neither zoom nor Microsoft did not respond to inquiries for comments sent by regular working hours by working hours.
Putin said the comments on Monday in the future, hoping that international firms hoped to re-enter the Russian market.
“We do not expect anyone with open weapons. There will be a payment for past decisions,” Anton Alikhanov, Russian Industry and Trade Minister Anton Alikhanov said in February.
From the beginning of the war, 475 foreign companies left the Russian economic school since the beginning of the Russian market.
