The Lawn Tennis Association has been fined £820,000 by the ATP for banning Russian and Belarusian male players from this summer's grass-court events.
"The LTA is deeply disappointed with this," read a statement from the LTA.
The punishment follows six-figure fines for the LTA and the All England Lawn Tennis Club, who organise Wimbledon, from the WTA for excluding female Russian and Belarusian players.
The LTA added that the ATP and WTA's fines would "have a material impact on the LTA's ability to develop and host tennis in this country".
"The ATP, in its finding, has shown no recognition of the exceptional circumstances created by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, or the international sporting community and UK Government's response to that invasion," it added.