Earlier, the Taganrog Court in Moscow fined TikTok and Pinterest 7…
Earlier, the Taganrog Court in Moscow fined TikTok and Pinterest 7 million and 3.5 million rubles respectively for violating Russian legislation.
Consensus
- TikTok was fined 4 million rubles on July 28, 2025, by the Tagansky District Court in Moscow.
- The fine was imposed for non-compliance with a directive from a federal executive authority.
- The legal basis for the fine was Article 19.7.10-4 of the Russian Code of Administrative Offenses.
- The Federal Service of Judicial Executives (FSSE) has initiated forced collection of unpaid fines totaling 8 million rubles.
- TikTok has previously been fined multiple times for similar administrative violations in Russia.
Points of divergence
- The total amount of enforced collection is 8 million rubles, split into two enforcement proceedings: 4 million for a fine as punishment for administrative offenses, and an additional 4 million for another fine. — vesti
- TikTok was previously fined 7 million rubles on October 1, 2025, for failing to provide information to Roskomnadzor, and fined 4 million rubles in July 2025. — vedomosti
- TikTok was also fined 7 million rubles on April 27, 2025, for repeated failure to restrict access to information. — interfax
- TikTok was fined 3.5 million rubles on June 30, 2025, for refusing to remove two videos promoting LGBT content, which is considered extremist in Russia. — vm
Coverage (4 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