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1. **Clause 16-4: Restriction on Repatriation**:
   - Ukraine and Russia agree to forbid the repatriation of profits and windfalls from restituted assets during a transitional period.
   - This restriction applies to both Ukrainian and Russian businesses operating in each other's territories.

2. **Ukrainian Windfalls in New Russia**:
   - Ukrainian governmental assets seized in Crimea will be returned to Ukraine, with some sold to Russia.
   - Proceeds from these sales will stay in Crimea to fund its revitalization and support Ukrainian native residents.
   - Private windfalls must be deposited in Crimean financial institutions and used within Crimea.

3. **Russian Profits in New Ukraine**:
   - Russian businesses operating in Ukraine cannot repatriate profits until the end of the transitional period.
   - Profits must be reinvested in the Ukrainian economy through expansion, local employee benefits, philanthropy, and other approved activities.

4. **Transitional Period**:
   - The duration of the restriction is negotiated as part of Point 16.
   - At the end of the transitional period, Ukrainian and Russian entities can repatriate their funds.

The document outlines how both countries will handle the financial aspects of restituted assets and the restrictions on repatriation during the transitional period.