Russian tycoon's bank distances itself from sanctioned millionaire after he called Putin's war 'crazy'
Tinkoff Bank said in a statement that millionaire Oleg Tinkov — who founded the bank in 2006 — hasn't been a 'decision-maker' there in years.
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Tinkoff Bank said in a statement that millionaire Oleg Tinkov — who founded the bank in 2006 — hasn't been a 'decision-maker' there in years.
Tank warfare isn’t dead, but these tanks aren’t helping.
LGBT+ people in Russia are fleeing the country because they fear state persecution is only going to get worse after the war in Ukraine.
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken addressed the Russian people, now essentially isolated from the rest of the world, telling them, "The economic costs that we've been forced to impose on Russia are not aimed at you. They're aimed at compelling your government to stop its actions, to stop its aggression."
Russians have been protesting at Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and one protester arrested was Yelena Osipova, who survived the siege of Leningrad.