The government allowed no compensation to be paid to patent holders from unfriendly countries.

The resolution was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

The head of the Cabinet has made changes to the methodology for determining the compensation that is paid to the right holder when deciding to use the invention without his consent. According to the document, in relation to patent holders from unfriendly countries, the amount of payment is 0% of the actual proceeds from the production and sale of goods, performance of work and provision of services, if the relevant inventions, utility model or industrial design are used for this.

http://www.consultant.ru/document/cons_doc_LAW_398724/9e774b54618bce923b7af44ecdf660b554118cdb/

Coinbase says it’s currently blocking 25,000 cryptocurrency addresses linked to Russian people or entities, defending itself against claims that Russia could evade sanctions with crypto. In a blog post published yesterday, chief legal officer Paul Grewal outlined how the financial exchange is complying with new rules imposed amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine. That includes using “sophisticated blockchain analytics” to identify accounts that are indirectly linked to banned users.

“Sanctions play a vital role in promoting national security and deterring unlawful aggression, and Coinbase fully supports these efforts by government authorities,” said Grewal.

Interesting, isn't it? How all crypto claims turned out to be fake and how most large crypto companies executed order 66 :-)

They'll make cobadged Mir-UnionPay cards now, so inside it'll be used as Mir and outside as UnionPay card.