Russian units of foreign companies seized by the Kremlin are helping to pay for President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine.
Businesses whose operational management was transferred to local managers from their international owners are spending billions of rubles to fund the army, according to data compiled by Bloomberg and reports in Russian media.
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