Russia threatens media with penalties for “intentionally misleading” reports about the spread of plague in Siberia. It calls on them to remove the reports (🇷🇺)
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In response to: Russia’s communications regulator responds to plague claims
- Confirmed (🇷🇺) threatened media with penalties for intentionally misleading plague reports in Siberia. per Roskomnadzor (🇷🇺), via TASS (🇷🇺)1 2
- Confirmed (🇷🇺) said measures would target reports with significant societal impact. per Roskomnadzor (🇷🇺), via TASS (🇷🇺)1
- Confirmed (🇷🇺) said the authority could require media to remove intentionally false materials and block source access after refusal. per Roskomnadzor (🇷🇺), via TASS (🇷🇺)
- Confirmed (🇷🇺) urged journalists to use only official information about the situation in . per Roskomnadzor (🇷🇺)2
- Confirmed (🇷🇺) reminded media owners, internet portals and social media account holders of responsibility for spreading false reports. per Roskomnadzor (🇷🇺), via TASS (🇷🇺)1 2
The reports (3)
- Russia threatens media with penalties for “intentionally misleading” reports about the spread of plague in Siberia. It calls on them to remove the reportsTa3 (🇸🇰) · Slovak ·
- Russian authorities threatened to punish media outlets for spreading false reports about the plaguedenik.cz (🇨🇿) · Czech ·
- Pneumonic plague in Russia: Roskomnadzor threatens penalties for spreading reports about the infectioniDNES.cz (🇨🇿) · Czech ·