Apple Corps has stopped selling all of its products and services in Russia.

Apple announced last Tuesday that it had stopped selling its products in Russia due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

In the statement, they said that their company was "deeply concerned" about Russia's invasion of Ukraine and would therefore stop selling their products in Russia. In addition, Apple has announced that it will restrict digital services such as Apple Pay and the availability of Russian media applications outside the country.

Apple Corps has said in a statement that it has suspended its supply of products to Russia in the past week and has been working to deactivate traffic and live features of Apple Maps in Ukraine.

Apple's decision was prompted by the fact that many tech companies around the world did not offer their services to Russia in protest of the Ukrainian invasion. But some security and Democrat experts say it's unfair to people who oppose these conflicts, who rely on Western terms and use them.

Companies such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have begun to remove content containing pro-Russian statements under intense pressure from European officials. Even Netflix has said it refuses to broadcast Russian state channels.