A team of Russian developers has successfully developed an alternative to Google’s Play Store and will launch on May 9. This date coincides with Russia’s Victory Day, a national event held annually to commemorate the country’s victory in World War II over Nazi Germany in 1945. The app store was developed after Google suspended all payment services in Russia earlier this month. This means that Russian users cannot buy apps on the Play Store, but can only download free software. This means that developers will not have a source of revenue from this country. The alternative to the Russian Play...