Moscow Court Fines Google 3.8M Rubles
Moscow's Taganok court fined Google 3.8 million rubles for refusing to delete prohibited information, reported by TASS in court...
Consensus
- The Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined Google LLC 3.8 million rubles.
- The fine was imposed for failure to remove prohibited content from its platforms.
- The court cited Article 13.41, Part 2 of the Russian Code of Administrative Offenses.
- Google was found guilty of an administrative offense related to information access restrictions.
- This is not the first time Google has been fined by Russian courts for similar violations.
Points of divergence
- Google was also fined for failing to localize data of Russian users, and Microsoft was fined 3.5 million rubles for the same reason. — vm
- Telegram was fined 3.8 million rubles specifically for failing to remove prohibited content. — vm
- Telegram's work in Russia has been restricted since August 2025 due to non-compliance with legislation. — interfax
- Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, has been charged with aiding terrorist activities for failing to remove channels and bots used for coordinating attacks in Russia. — interfax
- Google's debt to Russia amounts to two undecillion rubles (36 zeros) and grows daily due to payment delays. — tg_tass_agency
Coverage (5 sources)
- Moscow Court Fined Google 3.8 Million Rubles — Ведомости
- A court in Moscow fined Google and Telegram companies 3.8 million rubles each — Коммерсантъ
- Google, Microsoft and Telegram fined 11.1 million rubles: reasons — Вечерняя Москва
- Google and Telegram fined 3.8 million rubles each — Интерфакс
- Moscow's Taganok court fined Google 3.8 million rubles for refusal to delete prohibited information, TASS reported in court... — ТАСС (Telegram)