We look forward to presenting our arguments in detail at the appeal hearing." "We're also appealing because the decision creates a great deal of uncertainty for foreign investors - like Google - in Russia.
"We've now filed an appeal against last month's Tsargrad ruling, because it sets aside the prior decisions of multiple Russian courts, and comes with a penalty that is out of all proportion to the matter at hand," Google Russia said in a statement. Russia has been punitively impeding the speed of Twitter since March and warned other tech platforms, including YouTube, over failing to delete content it deems illegal. President Vladimir Putin accused social media companies of "monopolism" in a speech this year to the World Economic Forum. tech and social media giants have drawn the ire of the Russian state. The dispute with YouTube is one of a number of cases in which U.S.
Russia considers such Western sanctions illegal. and EU sanctions in 2014 over accusations that he funded pro-Moscow separatists fighting in Ukraine, which he denies.
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