Even the wife of the Russian opposition leader was ordered to pay a fine of 20,000 roubles after attending a protest in February demanding her husband's release from prison.
Yulia Navalnaya's punishment comes after tens of thousands of people demonstrated in dozens of Russian citiesAdvertisement In a statement from the Kremlin, the Russian government said that Moscow had no desire to block anything, but stressed that companies needed to follow Russian law. Mr Putin had passed a law in 2019 which gave Roskomnadzor the authority to block social media platforms if they were deemed to have discriminated against Russia.
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They are doing it for a lot more than Nawalny but I guess the MSM has to keep going with this nonsense story