In response to the claim of the publication for the refusal to provide the requested information, the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Maria Zakharova predictably decided to blame the Mediazone of PR. The Mediazona publication filed a lawsuit against the Presnensky court of the city of Moscow against the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for “illegal inaction” after the department refused to provide reporters with information on their request.

The court arrested the mathematician Dmitry Bogatov, who was detained for calls for an uncoordinated action, adding to him the charge of “calls for terrorism.” We are looking into the question: what does the Tor network have to do with it? The very strange situation with anonymous calls for mass riots on April 2, which were disowned by all known opposition organizations and leaders, is becoming more and more strange.

The article was published on KYKY in 2014, and in order not to lose 15% of Russian traffic, the site administration complied with the demand of the supervisory authority to a foreign country. By the decision of the Zavodukovsky District Court of the Tyumen Region No. 2-239/2017, at the end of February of this year, the article by the Belarusian portal Kyky.org “People who steal clothes in stores”, published back in 2014, was recognized as banned in the Russian Federation.

Representatives of the market believe that Airbnb has translated all operations to Berlin, Dublin and London due to the legislation of the Russian Federation requiring localize data and transmit information about users to special services. The Airbnb International Housing Booking Service liquidated its subsidiary Airbienby Rasha LLC in Russia.