Foreign companies that have left Russia want to return, but are afraid, Dmitry Medvedev said.
According to him, Western companies, from the very beginning, expected to return, “prudently preserving labor collectives, paying salaries, making other payments to the budget,” but pressure on them from their governments “monstrous”.
“There is a feeling that this is not happening in a capitalist economy, but in a period of dictatorship (only not the proletariat, but the degenerate American establishment).
The companies themselves are quietly telling us something like “we really want to return, but we are afraid,” Medvedev wrote on Telegram.
In Russia, hard times have come for freedom of speech. Independent media are closed in batches, social networks are blocked, and new articles of the Criminal Code allow you to go to jail for the word
