>Google, which also produces a popular Maps app, does not show Crimea as belonging to either Russia or Ukraine on its maps.
>However, it uses the Russian spelling of Crimean place names on its maps in Russia, rather than the Ukrainian spelling.
Ukrainian users see a state/province border (top image)
German users see a disputed international boundary (middle image)
Russian users see an undisputed international boundary and Russian spellings of city names (bottom image).
(and I think there are generally no borders shown in the oceans)
>Google, which also produces a popular Maps app, does not show Crimea as belonging to either Russia or Ukraine on its maps.
>However, it uses the Russian spelling of Crimean place names on its maps in Russia, rather than the Ukrainian spelling.