TikTok Fined 4M RUB for Non-Compliance
The Tagansky District Court of the capital fined TikTok four million rubles for the social network owner's failure to comply with a directive from a federal executive authority.
Consensus
- TikTok was fined 4 million rubles
- The fine was imposed by the Tagansky District Court in Moscow
- The fine was for non-compliance with a directive from a federal regulatory body
- The regulatory body involved was Roskomnadzor
- The violation was related to failure to remove content or comply with administrative requirements under Russian law
Points of divergence
- The Federal Service of Judicial Executives (FSSP) has initiated forced collection of 8 million rubles in unpaid fines from TikTok, including two separate enforcement proceedings for 4 million rubles each — vesti
- TikTok was previously fined 7 million rubles on October 1, 2025, and 4 million rubles in July 2025, in addition to a 7 million ruble fine in April 2026 — vedomosti
- The court case was reported by the Moscow City Court (Mosgorud) on July 28 — interfax
- TikTok was fined 3.5 million rubles on June 30 for refusing to remove two videos promoting LGBT*, and previously fined 7 million rubles in April for failing to remove content — vm
- The specific content or requirement from Roskomnadzor was not disclosed in court — m24
Coverage (5 sources)
- From TikTok in Russia forcibly collect eight million rubles — Вести
- Moscow court fines TikTok with 4 million rubles — Ведомости
- TikTok fined $1.2 million for violating Russian legislation — Интерфакс
- TikTok fined four million rubles: reason — Вечерняя Москва
- Court in Moscow fined TikTok 4 million rubles for failure to comply with RKN directive — Москва 24