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Apparently, YouTube has signed its own verdict. Save content, transfer to Russian platforms. And hurry up,” she said.
Earlier in April, the Federation Council announced the risk of YouTube being outlawed in Russia after blocking the channel of the State Duma. Andrey Klishas, head of the Federation Council Committee on Constitutional Legislation and State Building, stressed that he regrets such actions by YouTube.

Video hosting is taking a confident step towards becoming banned in Russia, he added.
On April 9, Google blocked the Duma TV channel of the State Duma on YouTube without the possibility of recovery.
It is specified that the channel had about 145 thousand subscribers, the number of video views exceeded 100 million.
In March, YouTube blocked the channels of Russian state-funded media. YouTube has also completely suspended all monetization features for users from Russia. In addition, Premium and Music Premium subscriptions were not available for users from the Russian Federation.
Another RBC source said the capability of physically disconnecting the Russian part of the internet was tested. It was not immediately clear how long the disconnection lasted or whether there were any noticeable disruptions to internet traffic. The law stipulates that tests be carried out every year, but operations were called off in 2020 due to complications with the COVID-19 pandemic, RBC said.
The Kremlin was aware of the tests, spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, describing them as timely and saying that Russia had to be ready for anything. The legislation seeks to route Russian web traffic and data through points controlled by state authorities and build a national Domain Name System to allow the internet to continue working even if Russia is cut off.
originally posted by: PassiveSeeker
a reply to: Raggedyman
Speak for yourself. I can look at any site I want, outside of state owned sources AND 500mbp/s