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‘Disgusting act’: Atlassian under fire over Russia work

Matthew Cranston and Misha Zelinsky
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Washington, Berlin | The chief executive of ASX-listed defence company DroneShield says he does not mind being added to Russia’s list of sanctioned parties, and has joined Ukraine’s ambassador to Australia to suggest that other businesses such as Atlassian should take tougher ESG positions with Moscow.

DroneShield CEO Oleg Vornik, business development manager Red McClintock and vice president of engineering Hedley Boyd-Moss have been sanctioned by the Russian Foreign Ministry.

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Matthew Cranston was The Australian Financial Review’s United States correspondent.
Misha Zelinsky is a Fulbright Scholar, a former assistant national secretary Australian Workers' Union, and expert associate at the National Security College.
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    Original URL: https://www.afr.com/world/north-america/asx-listed-company-takes-aim-at-atlassian-after-kremlin-blacklisting-20220921-p5bjp9