Kremlin demands explanation from Apple after Russian apps removed from App Store
Kremlin seeks explanation from Apple after Russian apps removed from App Store
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The Kremlin is demanding an explanation from Apple after several Russian apps, including VKontakte, were removed from the App Store. Coverage emphasizes the removal of Russian apps and the resulting backlash.
Outlets such as Reuters, The Moscow Times, and Breakingthenews.net are reporting on the story. What to watch next: the Kremlin's response to Apple's decision and any potential further actions taken by either side.
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Quick answers
Which Russian apps were removed from the App Store
VKontakte and other Russian apps were removed
Who is demanding an explanation from Apple
The Kremlin
What is the current status of VK's shares
Shares of Russian VK collapsed to a historic low
Coverage (5)
- After Removal from App Store, Shares of Russian VK Collapsed to a Historic Low Наша Ніва · 14h ago
- Apple removes VKontakte and other Russian apps from its store Бабель · 14h ago
- Russia blasts US over Apple's app removal Breakingthenews.net · 14h ago
- VK Accuses Apple of Removing Apps From App Store The Moscow Times · 14h ago
- Kremlin demands explanation from Apple after Russian apps removed from App Store Reuters · 14h ago broke it first
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