Risks of sanctions on the Russian economy. List of risks for the week from October 25 to October 31 Russian Google paid 16.8 billion rubles. Fines for Google. Google paid 16.8 billion rubles. Penalties assessed by US Google LLC. The bankruptcy trustee of the Russian subsidiary, Valery Talirovsky, announced this at a court hearing. According to him, more than 2.1 billion rubles. FSPP was transferred through admin accounts in favor of Google. "A sum of about 14.7 billion rubles was written off by the Federal Court Service to pay writs of execution for collecting administrative fines from Google LLC," added the bankruptcy trustee. In total, the legate's estate received more than 18.8 billion rubles. The remaining amount was used to pay the requirements of the Federal Tax Service for payments and the issuance of 400 million rubles. Salaries for former Google employees. Google filed for bankruptcy on June 16, 2022, and the company was declared bankrupt in October 2023. The EC ruled out lifting the ban on buying Russian gas during peace negotiations. The European Commission will not lift the ban on the purchase of Russian gas, including through the Nord Stream gas pipeline, for the duration of possible peace negotiations in Ukraine. This is what the representative of the European Union, Paula Pinho, said. "We already have legislation that prohibits us from importing gas from Russia, and it will remain in effect," she said. However, it did not rule out the resumption of supplies after the end of the conflict. The press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov previously said that the Russian side is ready to discuss the supply of gas to Europe if there are interested buyers and free quantities. The UK has extended the authorization for operations with Bulgarian structures of LUKOIL. The UK government's Financial Services Authority has issued a license extending the permit for transactions with LUKOIL's subsidiaries in Bulgaria until February 26, 2027. Until that date, the permit is valid for transactions with Lukoil International GmbH, which owns the company's foreign assets.

Risks of sanctions on the Russian economy. List of risks for the week from October 25 to October 31 Russian Google paid 16.8 billion rubles. Fines for Google. Google paid 16.8 billion rubles. Penalties assessed by US Google LLC. The bankruptcy trustee of the Russian subsidiary, Valery Talirovsky, announced this at a court hearing. According to him, more than 2.1 billion rubles. FSPP was transferred through admin accounts in favor of Google. "A sum of about 14.7 billion rubles was written off by the Federal Court Service to pay writs of execution for collecting administrative fines from Google LLC," added the bankruptcy trustee. In total, the legate's estate received more than 18.8 billion rubles. The remaining amount was used to pay the requirements of the Federal Tax Service for payments and the issuance of 400 million rubles. Salaries for former Google employees. Google filed for bankruptcy on June 16, 2022, and the company was declared bankrupt in October 2023. The EC ruled out lifting the ban on buying Russian gas during peace negotiations. The European Commission will not lift the ban on the purchase of Russian gas, including through the Nord Stream gas pipeline, for the duration of possible peace negotiations in Ukraine. This is what the representative of the European Union, Paula Pinho, said. "We already have legislation that prohibits us from importing gas from Russia, and it will remain in effect," she said. However, it did not rule out the resumption of supplies after the end of the conflict. The press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov previously said that the Russian side is ready to discuss the supply of gas to Europe if there are interested buyers and free quantities. The UK has extended the authorization for operations with Bulgarian structures of LUKOIL. The UK government's Financial Services Authority has issued a license extending the permit for transactions with LUKOIL's subsidiaries in Bulgaria until February 26, 2027. Until that date, the permit is valid for transactions with Lukoil International GmbH, which owns the company's foreign assets.