LONDON (Reuters) -London-founded global law firm Linklaters plans to wind down its operations in Russia and close its Moscow office following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, it said on Friday. The firm, which opened its Moscow office in 1992, also said it will not act for individuals or entities controlled by, or under the influence of, the Russian state, or connected with the current Russian regime, wherever they are in the world. It plans to wind down existing work in accordance with its legal and professional obligations and will continue to assist international clients in dealing with the im…