RUSSIA
Tech Giants Sanctions Against Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Paid Members Public
Last month when Russia started invading Ukraine, several European countries responded against the invasion by imposing sanctions on Russia, affecting several Russian industries including Oil processing. But it was not over yet, soon tech giants including Twitter, Google, and Facebook paused advertisements and other services till the conflict ends. Last
Reddit r/Russia Quarantined For Huge Falsehoods Paid Members Public
As the Russian government faces widespread condemnation from throughout the world and within its own country, all major websites, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google, are expressing their opposition to the invasion of Ukraine by placing sanctions on the country. Reddit has now blocked the /r/Russia subreddit, citing a substantial
Human Rights Groups Report Use of Cluster & Vacuum Bombs Technology in Ukraine Paid Members Public
Cluster and vacuum bombs were used on Ukrainian civilians on Monday, according to human rights organisations and Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States of America. Several international groups have strongly denounced the use of these weapons systems. According to Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, Russian forces appeared to
Russia Blocked Twitter Paid Members Public
Russia has blocked Twitter as it continues its invasion of Ukraine. In Russia, Twitter has the most users (31.1 million messages per month), followed by Odnoklassniki (88.5 million m/month), Instagram (135.1 million m/month), and Vkontakte (408.8 million m/month). Today, February 26, NetBlocks, a
NATO Puts Response Force on Stand-by After Russia's Aggressive Invasion of Ukraine Paid Members Public
As Russia moves aggressively on its objective to invade Ukraine, other countries, especially Sweden and Finland, are concerned. NATO’s reaction force has been launched for the first time in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. To protect its partners, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Gen. Tod Wolters ordered the
