In Russia, about 15 thousand oligarchs are already planning to leave the country in order to avoid the financial consequences of the sanctions imposed on Russia.
This, in turn, could exacerbate the long-term damage that Putin’s war has done to Russia itself.
This is stated in British intelligence daily report.
“Migration applications suggest that 15,000 Russian millionaires may already be trying to leave the country. Motives are likely to include both personal opposition to the invasion and the intention to avoid the financial consequences of sanctions imposed on Russia.If this result continues, it will exacerbate the long-term damage caused by the war to the Russian economy and”, – they say in intelligence.
In addition, it is noted that, despite the public “support for the special operation”, the majority of Russians both actively and passively demonstrate their disagreement.
” The Legion of Freedom for Russia, recruited from Russians, almost certainly fought alongside the Ukrainian military. Some high-ranking Russian officials are likely to be sidelined by criticism of the war,” the daily report reads.
British intelligence also reports that over the past 24 hours, Russian forces have likely continued their offensive attempts in the direction From there, the invaders are trying to surround the Severodonetsk cauldron from the south.
Recall, federal prosecutors in New York announced on June 15 that they were going to seize more than $5.3 million from a US bank account belonging to Russian sanctioned oligarch Konstantin Malofeev.
