On Saturday, Panchenko stated that DMarket will cut ties with Russia and Belarus, whose governments have aided the Moscow-led incursion. According to a business representative, it has also frozen the assets of customers from certain nations and will restrict transactions utilizing Russian currency. According to him, the broad scope of the ban does not imply that he feels all users from those countries are engaged in the conflict. However, he would not do business with countries who “are killing my pals on the street,” he added over the phone.
