YouTube has blocked access for users in Ukraine to, or completely removed, another 25 channels belonging to sanctioned individuals and organizations.
According to Ukrinform, Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation announced the move on Facebook.
Among the removed channels were those belonging to the Russian media outlets Ukraina.ru and RIA Novosti, pro-Kremlin propagandists Tetyana Montyan and Alexander Sladkov, as well as one of the channels operated by pro-Russian politician and former Ukrainian lawmaker Yevhen Murayev.
Within Ukraine, YouTube also blocked another Murayev channel, along with channels run by pro-Russian blogger Vsevolod Filimonenko, former Ukrainian TV presenter Yuriy Kot, and Russian propagandists Anton Kholodov and Dmytro Huliyev.
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