A San Francisco-based tech company says it has suspended its activities in Ukraine out of an abundance of caution.
The company called those claims that it's being used by Russian forces--"unequivocally false."
The company’s statement read in part:"Premise does not work for or support the Russian military or government. Our primary concern is that of the safety and welfare of the Ukrainian people.” Important update: Premise has suspended all operations within Ukraine. Click here for our full response to today's developments:
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