Russia Limits European Firms Amid US Ties
Russia has imposed restrictions on European companies operating on its territory in response to Europe's support for Ukraine. The measures targeted local units of companies such as Nestlé, Auchan, and Metro, as well as small businesses from France, Germany, Sweden, and Belgium. The Kremlin explained that the nationality of the companies was one of the factors influencing the decision, while analyses indicate that most of the targeted firms were European rather than American—only three American companies have been targeted since Trump's presidency began. At the same time, tensions between Russia and the United States are decreasing, with ongoing economic talks and Washington preparing for a settlement regarding the war.
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