A court in Moscow has banned websites with information about the manufacture of Molotov cocktails

The Ostankino Court of Moscow, at the request of the prosecutor's office, banned resources containing instructions on making molotov cocktails. This is stated in the materials that Izvestia reviewed on March 6.

"The court found that the website contains instructions for making Molotov cocktails, or Molotov cocktails; the monitoring act confirms that entry to the disputed site is free, does not require prior registration and password, and the site has a Russian design," one of the rulings says.

It is specified that "Molotov cocktail" is the common name for the simplest liquid incendiary grenades. The court also clarified that information about the methods of manufacturing explosive devices and explosives can be used to commit terrorist attacks, hooliganism and mass riots.

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In case of repeated crimes, they are offered to be carried out through criminal law emancipation.

On February 21, it became known that in Russia, from March 1, the Federal Service for Alcohol and Tobacco Market Control will be able to block websites with information about online sales of tobacco products, hookahs and devices for consuming nicotine-containing products without legal proceedings. According to the bill, the government has approved a relevant agency to make appropriate decisions.

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