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The nations reaping benefits from Russia's invasion
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The nations reaping benefits from Russia's invasion

Since it began a year ago, the war between Russia and Ukraine has hit economies hard around the world, sending energy and food prices soaring. Still, several nations are actually profiting from the conflict, be it by ramping up exports to Russia, by welcoming moneyed Russian migrants, or by increased demand for fossil fuels and other commodities from the countries shunning the Putin regime.

As we reach the first anniversary of the invasion, read on to discover the 15 nations that are making a fortune from this devastating conflict. All dollar amounts in US dollars.

Daniel Coughlin

21 February 2023

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