Ukraine

The Continued Expectation for Western Brands and Agencies to Leave Russia

Following thousands of companies pulling out, many big names still remain in service

The facade of a Burger King location in Russia
Despite a corporate cut-off, Burger King is one of many brands with a continued franchise presence in Russia.Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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By Stephen Lepitak

March 16, 2022

As the situation in Ukraine worsens by the day following the unprovoked invasion by Russia, pressure on remaining western brands and advertising companies continues to grow.

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Stephen Lepitak

Stephen is Adweek's Europe bureau chief based in Glasgow.

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