The Kazakhstan website rejected Russia’s request
Roskomnadzor, Russia’s state agency that oversees communications and mass communications, Kazakhstan’s Vlast.kz news applied to the site with a request to delete news about Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
After the site rejected this request, Roskomnadzor its Russia threatened to block the area.
News of Russia that Roskomnadzor wants to be removed from the site of Ukraine It is related to the rocket fire on the city of Vinnytsia.
Dozens of people as a result of this attack perished had been
Another one that Roskomnadzor wants to remove news As a result of Russian attacks in the city of Mariupol perished is related to the number of peaceful residents.
A harsh response from the site
The editors of the Kazakhstan site said that Russia Ukraine requests for deletion of posts related to the war or any other topics execution does not intend to do, and Russia’s self-defined “military will continue to publish such materials, ignoring censorship.
The management of the Vlast.kz site said that the activity of this portal Russia no, it is regulated by the relevant laws and authorities of Kazakhstan.
This too news given that this is not the first request from Moscow to delete certain materials from websites since the beginning of Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
In mid-November, Roskomnadzor from Kazakhstan’s Arbat.media website Ukraine asked to delete the article about the situation in the war.
In addition, in August, Russians from the Ratel.kz website Ukraine was asked to remove the article about his attitude to the war.
Kazakhstan does not express an official attitude
Newtimes.kz was the only Kazakh site that fulfilled Roksomnadzor’s request for this measure.
At that time, the editors of the website stated that they did not want to lose their readers in Russia.
It is also noted that the official bodies of Kazakhstan did not respond to Roskomnadzor’s requests to Kazakhstan websites.
Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine military actually in Russia after the intervention military censorship was applied.
In Russia, up to 7,000 sites have been blocked for publishing articles about the Ukrainian war outside of the Ministry of Defense news.