The head of the Ministry of Digital Development of Ukraine asked the head of Apple to disconnect the Russians from the AppStore

Mikhail Fedorov explained that such actions will encourage young people and activists in RUSSIA to counter Moscow's "military aggression"

Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Mikhail Fedorov turned to APPLE CEO Tim Cook and asked him to disconnect Russians from the AppStore. Fedorov posted screenshots of Cook's letters in English and Ukrainian on his TELEGRAM channel.

He also asked Cook to support US sanctions and stop Russian products from being uploaded to the Apple app store.

The minister's letter states that "modern technology is perhaps the best answer to tanks, missile systems and projectiles." “We are confident that such actions [disconnecting from the AppStore] will motivate the youth and active population of Russia to actively oppose the shameful military aggression,” the minister wrote.

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