Safari doesn't display Cyrillic domain name correctly

Question

Hello there,
I wonder why is that Safari doesn't display Cyrillic domain name with .укр TLD correctly, that is official Ukrainian Cyrillic TLD.
For example, if you visit the official website of the President of Ukraine, by typing: президент.укр in your Safari web-browser address bar instead you will see this: xn--d1abbgf6aiiy.xn--j1amh
On the other hand, if you visit the official website of the Russian president by typing the Cyrillic domain name with .рф TLD: президент.рф, it will be displayed correctly in Safari address bar.
For me it sounds as some form of discrimination, and I think it should be corrected ASAP.
Is there any solution to this?
This is an issue on all Safari web-browsers running on latest iOS of iPhones, iPads and iPods.

Answer 1

To ask Apple to fix this, you need to repost it at
http://www.apple.com/feedback
If I remember right, display of such domains in the original script may depend on whether the domain officials have policies in place to safeguard against potential confusion between names that look the same in cyrillic and latin.  But it could also be a simple oversight.
Each browser may be different:  Do Firefox and Chrome behave the same?