“If Google stops applying your Criminal policy and obey the law again morality and common sensethen there will be no hindrance to their operations,” he added.
Pushilin accused Google of working “openly at the behest of its curators in the US government.”
The neighboring breakaway province of Luhansk took the same action on Thursday, according to its local rebel leader, Leonid Passechnik.
“War is not only about missiles raining down on our cities, but also about the cloud of false information sent to us by Ukraine. Unfortunately, Google has become their main weapon”he accused.
“We can do without Google. If they improve, if they start to respect people, then we will consider restoring” the search engine, he added.
Donetsk and Lugansk proclaimed themselves independent republics in 2014 and both regions make up the Donbas mining basin, partially controlled by pro-Russian separatists since that year and which currently concentrates the fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces.
Pro-Russian separatist authorities in eastern Ukraine, like Russia, have tried to tighten their control over information since Moscow launched its offensive against Ukraine on February 24.
Russia adopted new laws punishing with prison sentences the publication of what the authorities consider “false information” about the army or its military operations abroad.
Russian authorities blocked access to social networks Instagram, Facebook and Twitterand took legal action against the tech giant Meta, which he accused of spreading Russian “calls to kill.”
Source: Ambito
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