Japan began supplying weapons to Ukraine
Japan began supplying weapons to Ukraine. This is the first time! A special flight delivered body armor, helmets, and more.
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There are huge lines at McDonald's in Russian cities
There are huge lines at McDonald's in Russian cities, after news of its closure due to Russia's attack on Ukraine
Coca-Cola suspends operations in Russia.
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Bolt will close in Republic Belarus and give €5 million to Ukraine.
The company is going to resort to three steps: transferring 5% of all Bolt orders in Europe over the next 2 weeks in support of the Ukrainian people; withdrawing Russian products from the Bolt Market; and ceasing operations in Belarus.
Starbucks is leaving Russia
Starbucks is leaving Russia, cafes will be closed, the company said in a statement.
A NATO spokesman said that Russia will not make any progress in occupying Ukraine in the coming days:
"We see minimal changes. For the first time, we don't expect them to make any progress. They are putting everything they have into it and still making very little progress. No one thought they would face these simple problems. After two weeks, they still haven't
Zelensky thanked Biden.
Vladimir Zelenski thanked Biden for banning Russian oil, gas and coal from the American market and called on other countries to follow their example.
Unilever will suspend exports to Russia.
Unilever (Dove, Axe, Rexona, Clean Line, Domestos, Cif and other brands) will suspend exports to Russia. Deliveries of goods produced in Russia will continue inside the country - Bloomberg.
KFC and McDonald's will temporarily close 850 restaurants in Russia
KFC and McDonald's will temporarily close 850 restaurants in Russia - the media, citing the CEO of the company
L'Etoile company closes all its stores in Russia and stops online trading
L'Etoile company closes all its stores in Russia and stops online trading The number of stores in Russia is more than 900, and more than 12000 people work there
The official website of the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service was hacked.
The official website of the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service was hacked. A picture against the war with Ukraine appears instead of the home page
The New York Times is pulling its editorial staff out of Russia in connection with the Russian military "fake news" law.
The New York Times is pulling its editorial staff out of Russia in connection with the Russian military "fake news" law. Clifford Levy, deputy managing editor, made the announcement in a statement issued by the paper's management.