A court in Moscow has banned a website with instructions for the production of explosives from soap

The Ostankino District Court of Moscow has decided to ban access to an Internet site that contains instructions for making explosives using household chemicals. This is evidenced by the data published on the official Internet portal of the courts of general jurisdiction of the capital.

It is noted that during the monitoring of the Network, law enforcement agencies discovered a resource that published materials on how to create explosives from improvised means, including soap. The page contained a detailed description of the so-called unique method of making explosives at home.

The Court concluded that such information could be used to commit illegal acts, including hooliganism and terrorist crimes. This resolution will enter into force on March 25 of this year.

On March 6, the Ostankino Court of the capital, at the request of the prosecutor's office, banned resources containing instructions on making molotov cocktails. It was clarified that "Molotov cocktail" is a common name for the simplest liquid incendiary grenades.

The court also noted 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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