The Kremlin says it hopes an unpronounceably huge fine got Google's attention
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, acknowledged the absurdity of the $20.6 decillion fine, stating, "Although it is a specific amount, I cannot even pronounce this number, it is rather filled with symbolism."
Peskov emphasized the consequences of Google's actions, saying, "The company should not restrict our broadcasters on their platform; this should be a reason for the Google leadership to pay attention to this and improve the situation."
Despite the immense fine, Google has largely ignored the matter, indicating that they "do not believe these ongoing legal matters will have a material adverse effect," reflecting their detachment from the situation.
The fine has been consistently doubling for years with no limit, leading to increasingly unreasonable penal repercussions for Google in Russia.
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