Moscow, Russia, March 2022: Zara store suspends work in Russia. Brand shops in the shopping mall are closed. Customers are passing by Stock Photo - Alamy
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Fashion Store Zara in a Shopping Center. November 13, 2019, St. Petersburg, Russia Editorial Image - Image of shop, stylish: 163860985
Russian President Vladimir Putin and singer Zara pose for a photo... News Photo - Getty Images
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Saint Petersburg, Russia - September 07, 2018: Shop Zara in the Mall. Company Logo Editorial Photo - Image of logo, fashionable: 128533426
Zara to Close Russia Stores, Online Operations
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Inditex owned Zara suspends operations in Russia, shuts down 502 stores including online shopping
Moscow, Russia, November 2020: Entrance to the Zara store. Men Fashion department. In the window are mannequins in light-colored winter clothes Stock Photo - Alamy
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The grey Zara market: how 'parallel imports' give comfort to Russian consumers | Russia | The Guardian
