Putin orders to prepare a list of countries that have carried out “unfriendly actions” against Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree this Saturday ordering the Council of Ministers to draw up a list of countries that have carried out “unfriendly actions” against Russia, which will be published in two days.

“The Government of the Russian Federation will draw up in two days a list of foreign states that commit non-friendly actions against the Russian Federation, legal entities and Russian individuals,” the decree, collected by the Russian news agency TASS, indicates.

In addition, Russian companies will have the right to pay in rubles the debts they have with lenders from countries that are on that list prepared by the Russian Government.

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