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Roskomnadzor blocked the web version of the Kit project mailing text about the war
Roskomnadzor blocked the web version of one of the Kit project’s mailing texts about the war. The publication itself talks about this in its telegram channel.
reports The authors clarify that we are talking about a text by journalist Andrei Pertsev about how the authorities turned the war into a blockbuster.
Kit notes that blocking the web version of one of the newsletter texts will not affect the project in any way, because the bulk of the materials are distributed via email.
Kit is a project by the creators of Meduza, which exists in the form of a newsletter. Its speakers talk about politics in Russia, the pandemic, the climate crisis and the war in Ukraine.
Initially, the newsletter was distributed twice a week to Meduza subscribers who supported the publication financially. But in March, the creators of Kit made their decision - now everyone will be able to receive the texts of the project; you can subscribe by . “Now we live in a different reality, where independent media are literally deprived of communication with readers,” the project emphasized.
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According to Roskomsvoboda, as of July 18, Roskomnadzor has already blocked more than 5,500 sites. In early August, in an interview with Kommersant, Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov said that since February 24, at the request of prosecutors, about 138 thousand Internet resources have been blocked in Russia. “After the start of the ‘special military operation’, we strengthened our counteraction to the spread of calls for extremism and terrorism, mass unrest and ‘fake’ news on the Internet,” he said.
the data told - On the morning of February 24, Russia launched a “special military operation in the Donbass.” Shelling of strategically significant objects began throughout Ukraine, followed by attempts to capture cities - Kyiv, Kharkov, Mariupol and others. On the eve of the DPR and LPR to Putin for military assistance.