The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has defended during his speech before a business forum held at Kremlin the need to “strangle” western companies that still have a presence in Russia.
One of the attendees has proposed to “slightly” the activities of the companies “that have not left completely”, such as Zoom or Microsoft, to which Putin has responded with forcefulness.
“We need to strangle.
The Russian president stressed that “no one has been expelled from Russia and western companies have not been bothered” that “had the most favorable conditions to operate.” “And they are trying to strangle. We have to act reciprocally,” he added.
Putin has also located to part with the “bad habits” in reference to the use of computer programs and services of Western companies, in reference to the efforts of the large Russian companies that already use Yandex or VK, while conventional users continue with these “bad habits.” “I’m not joking. It’s serious,” he warned.
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