EA has announced it will be stopping all sales of its games and content, including virtual currency bundles, in Russia and its ally Belarus while Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine continues.
“We continue to be shocked at the conflict that is unfolding in Ukraine,” the publisher wrote in a statement on EA’s website, “and join so many voices around the world in calling for peace and an end to the invasion. We stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.”
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