
As a result of the work carried out under the coordination of the Directorate of Communications, the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office blocked access to 93 social media accounts on the grounds that they contained Israeli propaganda and disinformation.
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Social media content is inspected within the scope of studies carried out under the coordination of the Directorate of Communications.
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office blocked access to 93 social media accounts.
As a result of the study carried out under the coordination of the Directorate of Communications, it was determined that some social media accounts were making Israeli propaganda.
Upon detection, it was decided to block access to 93 social media accounts.
Posts containing threats to national security and disinformation were cited as the reason for the access block.

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