Some liquor stores and bars in the U.S. and Canada are taking Russian vodka off their shelves in protest of President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
77% of retail CFD accounts lose money.Plus500 stands during volatile times to offer the best possible trading experience under all market conditions.Prince William and Kate Middleton on Saturday issued a statement in support of Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion.Facebook /Evel’s PieFrom local taverns in the Pacific Northwest to the Canadian government, enterprises across North America are dumping Russian vodka to stand in solidarity with Ukraine.
“SHOTS FIRED!! Starting Saturday Evel Pie Las Vegas is destroying All of its Russian Vodka bottles and replacing them with Ukrainian Vodka!,” Evel Pie, a punk-rock, Evil Knievel-inspired pizzeria near the Vegas Strip, posted to Facebook on Friday. The bar expanded their protest of the Russian invasion SaturdaySen.
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