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Companies are held liable under Article 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation for failure to remove prohibited information.
The Tagansky Court of Moscow fined the Telegram messenger 3.8 million rubles for failure to remove prohibited content, the press service of the Moscow City Court told RIA Novosti.
“The court decided to find the Telegram company guilty under Part 2 of Article 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation and impose a fine of 3.8 million rubles,” the press service said.
A similar fine under the article on failure to remove prohibited content was issued to Google and Reddit.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined Google and TikTok 10 million rubles each for repeated failure to fulfill the obligations provided for by Russian legislation for foreign Internet companies.

The Khoroshevsky Court of Moscow fined the leader of the Aquarium group, Boris Grebenshchikov, 15 thousand rubles under the article of participation in the activities of an undesirable organization due to an interview with the YouTube channel Meduza Live.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined Twitch Interactive, Inc. for 14 million rubles for refusing to remove prohibited content, including extremist calls, child pornography and information about drugs.

King Charles III has banned his brother Andrew from using annual payments from the monarch to pay for a lawsuit against London police. Andrew is challenging the legality of the searches carried out as part of the white-collar crime investigation.

Elena Blinovskaya, sentenced to 4.5 years in prison, filed a cassation appeal against the refusal of the Vladimir region court to grant a deferment of execution until her youngest daughter reaches the age of 14.

The Federal Tax Service charged blogger Elena Blinovskaya, convicted of tax evasion, almost 300 thousand rubles in taxes for 2025 on the remaining real estate and property.