Bill Browder, the founder and CEO of Hermitage Funds Management, an expense fund and asset management organization with expertise in Russian marketplaces, argues the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and Canada should ‘go after’ Vladimir Putin’s revenue.
European Fee President Ursula von der Leyen introduced Thursday that the European Union is planning a “determined and united response” to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which includes strategies for sanctions aimed at restricting the country’s accessibility to systems and crippling the Russian financial system.
During a joint news convention with NATO Secretary Normal Jens Stoltenberg and European Council President Charles Michel, von der Leyen claimed later Thursday she will “current a package deal of large and targeted sanctions” to leaders of European nations.
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“This deal will incorporate economical sanctions that harshly limit Russia’s entry to the capital markets. These sanctions will have a weighty impact. Russia’s overall economy has presently confronted intensive pressure in the the latest weeks and these pressures will now accumulate,” von der Leyen explained.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen gives a push meeting on Russia’s military services operation in Ukraine after talks with the president of the European Council and NATO secretary general, at NATO headquarters in Brussels on Feb. 24, 2022 (John Thys/AFP by means of Getty Pictures / Getty Photographs)
She went on to describe how the sanctions package “will suppress Russia’s economic expansion, improve the borrowing expenditures, raise inflation, intensify funds outflow and step by step erode its industrial basis.”
Von der Leyen then defined how yet another facet of the prepared sanctions offer with “limiting Russia’s accessibility to very important know-how.”
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“We want to slice off Russia’s marketplace from the technologies desperately needed today to build a long run,” she mentioned, describing how the objective is to “weaken Russia’s technology composition in crucial regions,” notably those places “in which the elite makes most of their money.”
Those people technologies, she explained, include things like “large-tech