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The platform reported the results of its crackdown on manipulated and state-run media.

It previously banned channels including RT and Sputnik in Europe.

Search engines play a 'decisive role' in the dissemination of content, EU officials told Google.

The state-backed media outlet is determined to spread its views online.

The social hub is expanding its crackdown following the invasion of Ukraine.

The streaming platform is also restricting the discoverability of Kremlin-backed content.

The streaming service is responding to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

It previously barred them from being able to generate ad revenue.

The company also spotted cyberattacks right before Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The European Commission said it would also develop new tools to combat disinformation.

It would reportedly focus especially on companies deemed a “security risk” to the United States.

The creators claim Facebook is practicing a double standard.

Facebook continues to play whac-a-mole with propagandists.

It's a reminder that social networks weren't questioning ad sources.

Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik are no longer allowed to buy ads on the platform.

The network is "operating under the assumption it was a routing issue."