TikTok массово заблокировал аккаунты Sputnik, в том числе «Sputnik Абхазия» TikTok без объяснения причин удалил аккаунт Sputnik International, передает Sputnik (входит в медиахолдинг «Россия сегодня»).
По данным RT, блокировке также подверглись 11 страниц Sputnik дальнего зарубежья и 26 — ближнего, в частности «Sputnik Абхазия», «Sputnik Армения» (на русском и армянском языках), «Sputnik Беларусь» и Sputnik Stories.
Также площадка удалила страницу RT International. Как отметил телеканал, причина не была озвучена. Источник
TikTok массово заблокировал аккаунты Sputnik, в том числе «Sputnik Абхазия» TikTok без объяснения причин удалил аккаунт Sputnik International, передает Sputnik (входит в медиахолдинг «Россия сегодня»).
По данным RT, блокировке также подверглись 11 страниц Sputnik дальнего зарубежья и 26 — ближнего, в частности «Sputnik Абхазия», «Sputnik Армения» (на русском и армянском языках), «Sputnik Беларусь» и Sputnik Stories.
Также площадка удалила страницу RT International. Как отметил телеканал, причина не была озвучена. Источник
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