The email also tells employees that Apple will matching donations to certain humanitarian relief funds two to one. Apple will do so retroactively for donations made since February 25th.

A copy of this email was obtained by the verge. You can read it in full, with the exception of an internal Apple email address being redacted.

I wanted to take a moment to address the ongoing crisis in Ukraine Ukraine. I want to take the moment to explain the ongoing situation in Ukraine.

I speak for everyone at Apple in expressing our concern for all of those affected by the violence. We see how important it is for people around the world to come together to advance the cause of peace.

Apple is donating to humanitarian relief efforts and providing aid for the unfolding refugee crisis. Starting today, Apple will match your donations at a rate of 2:1 for eligible organizations.

We are working to support our teams in Ukraine and across the region. We have been in contact with every employee, assisting them and their families in any way we can. For any employee who needs any support, please visit the people site for available resources.

Apple pay and other services have been limited. Rt news and Sputnik news are no longer available for download from the app store outside Russia.

We will continue to evaluate the situation and are in communication with relevant governments on the actions we are taking. We will remain in contact with local governments on what they are taking.

This moment calls for unity, it calls for courage, and reminds us that we must never lose sight of the humanity we all share. I take comfort in knowing that we are united in our commitment to each other, to our users, and to being a force for good in the world.

On Tuesday it announced that it’s halting the sale of its products in Russia. It’s also limited Apple Maps data sharing in Ukraine and Apple Pay use in Russia.