Kremlin asset seizures skew against European firms, sparing US rivals
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Russian authorities, after placing Metro AG's Russian subsidiary under Kremlin control on Sept. 28, transferred 1 billion rubles to the Russian military without the company's approval. Metro AG denies authorizing the transfer, highlighting the Kremlin's use of seized foreign assets to fund its war effort. This marks a notable escalation in asset seizures, with direct financial implications for foreign firms operating in Russia.
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Russian authorities seized control of Metro AG's Russian subsidiary on September 28 and subsequently transferred 1 billion rubles to the Russian military. Metro AG denies authorizing this transfer, indicating the Kremlin's direct use of seized foreign assets to fund its war effort. The extent of coercion versus voluntary compliance by the Metro Russia unit remains unclear.
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