Ukrainian IT company Terrasoft will leave the markets of Russia and Belarus for good
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Ukrainian IT company Terrasoft announces termination of work with clients and partners in Russia and Belarus due to military invasion of Ukraine
This was reported by the EP.
In addition, the company transferred UAH 2 million for the needs of the army.
"Terrasoft is completely withdrawing from the markets of Russia and Belarus; we are ceasing to work with customers and partners in these regions. We are leaving the markets of Russia and Belarus for good," the company said in a statement.
"The company also said that since the first day of the war they have been actively working to help volunteer organizations and have already transferred UAH 2 million to the NBU account to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
In addition, the IT company is currently providing its product to coordinate work with refugees, process applications, and organize resource accounting. They also continue to expand the number of government organizations they help," the statement said.
"All the forces of the Terrasoft team for the last 8 days have been united around two goals: to help Ukraine defeat the ruthless and cynical aggressor and to ensure the safety of our employees and their relatives," the company added.
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