Kremlin says Moscow mobile internet outages are done for sake of security - Reuters
Kremlin says Moscow mobile internet outages are done for sake of security Reuters
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"All disconnections and communication restrictions are carried out in strict compliance with current legislation."
— Dmitry Peskov , Politician
"This is all related to the need to ensure security."
— Dmitry Peskov , Politician
"All shutdowns and restrictions on communications are carried out in strict accordance with current legislation."
— Dmitry Peskov , Politician
"Different solutions will, of course, be proposed to address the problems that unfortunately accompany these restrictions."
— Dmitry Peskov , Politician
"All disconnections and communication restrictions are carried out in strict compliance with current legislation."
— Dmitry Peskov , Politician
"This is all related to the need to ensure security."
— Dmitry Peskov , Politician
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Kremlin spokesperson, commenting on the role of European mediators in negotiations.
Former president of the United States known for his aggressive economic policies.
Vladimir Putin is the President of Russia.
Yury Ushakov is a Russian Presidential Aide.
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The Kremlin stated that recent mobile internet outages in Moscow and other major cities were implemented to ensure security and were in accordance with the law.
The Kremlin confirmed that ongoing mobile internet disruptions in Moscow and other regions are necessary for security and comply with current legislation.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that recent mobile internet outages in Moscow and other major cities were aimed at ensuring security and were in accordance with the law.
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