No, not wrong. Set yourself a reminder about you thinking Apple is going to just pull their devices from the entire Russian market. The only person who believes this is yourself and few Apple loving extremists on here. They sure showed the Chinese Government that they'll not be forced to do any changes to their hardware/software platform or the App store marketplace; didn't they?
So far Apple has complied with Chinese law banning specific apps and services.
Compliance is something every business does in every nation they deal with! Even the United States has forced compliance and regulations on electronics which every company selling here must adapt to to have their products approved by the FCC, for example the radios in iPhones cannot by law by allowed to interfere with or access transmissions on certain frequencies - mostly those used by the military.
Every country has similar rules. A key difference is China blocks certain apps and services where the US does not seem so concerned with that - although civilian issue US iPhones cannot access certain secured Government Networks without software modifications - the same way many corporations will block your phone at the hardware level without custom software keys.
Apple has NOT handed over any encryption keys nor have they made a ‘back door’ to allow access bypassing security. Now are they pre-installing a Chinese Government made iOS. and while certain apps and services are blocked - China does not seem so concerned with accessing an individuals personal device.
What Russia is proposing is to instal a custom made Russian iOS (and every other operating system)on every device sold which would likely bypass Apple’s security granting the Russian Government direct unrestricted access to an individuals device - likely without that individuals knowledge and certainly not consent!
Also China is one of Apple’s largest markets worldwide as well as where the majority of their products are manufactured. If Apple left China it would cripple the entire company in sales and manufacturing for years as they rebuild.
Except for retail sakes, Apple has no significant presence in Russia - and globally it is a pretty small market , leaving there might affect short term sales but little else will change long term.