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Russia sues Google, Facebook, Twitter for not deleting protest content material Ifax

Russian government are suing 5 social media platforms for allegedly failing to delete posts urging kids to take part in illegal protests, the Interfax knowledge corporate cited a Moscow court docket docket as pronouncing on Tuesday.
Russian authorities are suing five social media platforms for allegedly failing to delete posts urging children to take part in illegal protests, the Interfax news agency cited a Moscow court as saying on Tuesday.

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