Moscow court blocks websites with instructions on false reports of terrorist attacks

The Ostankino Court of Moscow satisfied the prosecutor's demand and blocked websites with instructions on how to falsely inform special services about an act of terrorism. This is stated in the materials that Izvestia reviewed on March 30.

"The court found that there are resources on the Internet that provide detailed instructions on how to falsely inform special services about an act of terrorism, through which sites and services this can be done," the ruling says.

The sites have a Russian-language design, they do not require registration and a password. The court's decision is subject to immediate execution.

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