Roskomnadzor Blocks Media Outlets Linked to Prigozhin
Roskomnadzor has blocked media outlets associated with Prigozhin. This was reported by Kommersant, citing RTVI.
The blocked outlets include РИА ФАН, «Политика Сегодня», «Экономика Сегодня», «Невские новости» and «Народные новости».
It is noted that attempts to access these platforms result in a message stating that "Access to the information resource is restricted based on the Federal Law on Information, Information Technologies and Information Protection of July 27, 2006."
All portal addresses of the Patriot media holding related to Yevgeny Prigozhin are listed in Roskomnadzor's registry of banned websites. The registry indicates that access to these resources is restricted, but does not specify the reasons for the ban.
While the Patriot media group's website is inaccessible within Russia, it is not listed in the register of banned sites.
It has been reported that most media outlets linked to the founder of Wagner Group have ceased updating their websites. Some Telegram channels, including Mash, claim that Prigozhin has announced the dissolution of the media group, and all employees have been notified of their termination. Editors from Nevsky News wrote about the cessation of operations on their Telegram channel.
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