Two of the world’s largest logistics companies, UPS and FedEx, have announced that they are pausing delivery service to Russia and Ukraine amid the Moscow-led invasion. Both of the U.S.-based shipping companies had earlier said that they were cutting off shipments to and from Ukraine until further notice. In a service update on UPS’s website, the Atlanta-based company has now said it has suspended all international shipments to destination addresses in Russia effective from Feb. 25 until further notice. UPS had previously suspended all shipping services to, from, and within Ukraine impacting collections and deliveries until further notice on Feb. 24. “Our focus is on the safety of our people, providing continued service and minimizing disruption to our customers,” UPS said. “UPS continues to closely monitor the situation and will re-establish service as soon as it is practical and safe to do so.” The company said that packages already in transit to Russia …