Communication

Mikhail Fridman, who was sanctioned by the European Union, left the board of directors of VEON, according to the holding's website.

Roskomnadzor in its official Telegram channel warned the owners of Russian Internet resources about the responsibility for the distribution of advertising with false information.

Twitter and Facebook users have been reporting problems with access to social networks in Russia since the early morning of February 28 — sites do not open or load very slowly.

The West will not dare to inflict sanctions on Russia in really sensitive areas like operating systems. This was stated by economist Mikhail Khazin.

The Ukrainian hacker group Ukrainian Cyber Alliance on its Twitter account supported a campaign to raise funds for the Ukrainian army.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky on his Twitter page announced the creation of a coalition against Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Against the backdrop of panic about the war between Russia and Ukraine after the start of the special operation in the Donbass, many people began to worry unreasonably.

Ukraine has requested urgent humanitarian assistance from the European Union, European Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic said on his Twitter.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky that Kiev is waiting for security guarantees, including from Russia.

On the YouTube platform, the account of the head of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) Denis Pushilin was blocked.

Foreign citizens will be able to obtain a COVID-certificate based on the results of an antibody test.

The Eastern Committee of the German Economy has canceled a planned meeting of German business representatives with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which was scheduled for March.

Roskomnadzor reacted to the idea of some representatives of the Federation Council to ban childfree and radical feminism on the Internet.

The amount of obscene language in Runet decreased by 1% during the year of the amendments on self-regulation of social networks. Such data is provided by RBC.

Hackers linked to the Russian government were able to infiltrate the computer network of the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Energy and other departments of Ukraine, The Washington Post reports.