Russia's Eugene Kaspersky remains neutral over Ukraine war

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Eugene Kaspersky is CEO and founder of the self-named Moscow-based cybersecurity firm
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Eugene Kaspersky is CEO and founder of the self-named Moscow-based cybersecurity firm

But in trying to remain neutral, Kaspersky may have angered both sides

Eugene Kaspersky, head of his namesake Russian cyber security firm, on Tuesday released a statement suggesting that he wants to remain neutral in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. ...

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