A report reveals that German companies have paid nearly €1.72 billion in taxes to Russia since the invasion of Ukraine, with over half still operating in the country. Critics argue that these firms contribute to Russia's war economy. Despite legal operations, companies like Hochland and Knauf face accusations of indirectly supporting the war. The report highlights the economic implications of foreign companies remaining in Russia, with calls for a complete withdrawal to prevent further support of the Russian military. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)