Roskomnadzor demanded that the online encyclopedia " Information about this appeared on the encyclopedia page on Twitter..

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Thus, the department of the aggressor country added to its register the articles “Battles for Kharkov” (added on May 25) and “Use of phosphorus bombs during the Russian invasion of Ukraine” (added on June 1). The first of them noted that "

A couple of new articles in the Roskomnadzor registry: - "

— Russian Wikipedia (@ru_wikipedia) June 2, 2022.

Recall that two lawsuits were filed against the Russian version of Wikipedia in Russia at once. Roskomnadzor was the first to demand the removal of information from the articles “Battle for Kyiv (2022)”, “War crimes during the Russian invasion of Ukraine”, “Shelling of a hospital in Mariupol”, “Destruction of the Mariupol theater (2022)” and “Massacre in Bucha”.

The second lawsuit demanded that the company be fined for refusing to remove the article "

The total amount of the fine imposed on Wikipedia amounted to five million rubles (about two million hryvnias).

The Russian authorities forbid calling the war in Ukraine, unleashed by the President of the aggressor country Vladimir Putin, a war. They also claim that the war crimes committed by the Russian military on the territory of our country are fake.. So, among the “fakes” they include the atrocities in Bucha, which were recorded by the world and Ukrainian media, as well as representatives of the international community.

Seemingly well-known facts are also considered fakes in Russia. So, Colonel-General Vladimir Shamanov said that the Red Forest - the most irradiated territory of the Chernobyl exclusion zone - is a fake. According to him, this territory was occupied by partisans in the 40s and they did not receive any radiation..