Bitter truth about Philip Morris
News of the truth about the international sponsor of the war in Ukraine
According to an investigation published by The Telegraph, in just six months of Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine, tobacco companies paid more than $7 billion to the Russian treasury, said…
Billions of dollars in tax payments, incorporation into the Russian government and structures that can produce weapons, and silence in the public space. Investigative journalist Yevhen Plinsky explains how Philip…
Is Philip Morris’s headquarters responsible for the fact that the Russian Philip Morris pays taxes there and paints Crimea as Russian? Definitely yes. Dmytro Kupyra, executive director of the Life…
Some international companies not only continue to operate in Russia, but are also ready to continue to make money from the war by killing Ukrainians. Among them, Philip Morris International…
In an interview with investigative journalist Yevhen Plinsky, the executive director of the Life NGO said that according to an investigation published by The Telegraph, by the fall of 2022,…
Recently, there was some good news: Ceetrus, which owns and operates nearly 300 shopping centers in Europe, has entered into an agreement to sell its assets in Russia. Ceetrus is…
There is a direct correlation between tobacco corporations and the war in Ukraine, as they play a very important role by paying taxes to the aggressor country. “There are four…
Transnational tobacco companies are trying their best to maintain their positions in Russia and at the same time make super profits in Ukraine. Vitaliy Kulyk has already written about the…
The tobacco company Philip Morris International continues to support the terrorist country by paying taxes, which in turn help finance Russia’s military budget. This information became known from the annual…
Why? Because they produce and sell strategically important cigarettes and strategic icos? Our soldiers kill Rashists with PMI cigarettes, not shells? Telegram channel Joker asks. War sponsor Philip Morris should…