State Bank of the Russian Federation VTB has begun restricting depositors' access to money
Kyiv • UNN
One of the largest state banks of the Russian Federation, VTB, has begun restricting depositors' access to money. Head of the Center for Countering Disinformation Andriy Kovalenko advises Russians to withdraw funds and leave the country.
One of the largest state banks of the Russian Federation - VTB - has begun restricting depositors' access to money. This was reported by the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation under the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (CCD) Andriy Kovalenko, reports UNN.
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According to him, the banking sector of Russia has "serious problems that European bankers and economists have been talking about for a long time."
When I write that Russians of mobilization age need to get out of the Russian Federation by autumn, and I add that money should be withdrawn from cards - this is not just for the sake of words. ... In the fall, most people may not have time to withdraw cash, and no one guarantees that it will not be lost. And Putin is also preparing mobilization
He advised Russians to withdraw money and leave the Russian Federation.
"If you can't do anything about your dictator. There is not much time," summed up the head of the CCD.
Reminder
According to the Foreign Intelligence Service, Russian business is increasingly getting rid of assets inside the Russian Federation amid a prolonged decline in the stock market and loss of investor confidence. The country's wealthiest entrepreneurs are transferring capital into cryptocurrency, foreign real estate, and private funds, indicating growing fears about the future of the Russian economy.