Roskomnadzor denies difficulties blocking internet resources in Russia
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- •Roskomnadzor issued an official statement on March 19, 2026, denying difficulties in blocking banned internet content.
- •The denial responded directly to a Forbes report alleging challenges in managing blocking volumes.
- •Russian media outlets RBC, Interfax, and Kommersant reported on Roskomnadzor's denial on the same date.
- •Roskomnadzor is responsible for enforcing internet censorship and blocking access to prohibited websites in Russia.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Roskomnadzor improves its blocking technology Russia could tighten control over online content, affecting internet users and foreign digital companies operating in Russia.
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