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Россияне решили снова потратить миллионы на клоунаду 9 мая для жителей Нарвы
Вы хоть других россиян туда пригласите, а то как-то даже неловко уже
Twitch has imposed restrictions on stream viewing in Ukraine and the EU for streamers who promoted “Alabuga”
The “Alabuga” channel has once again been blocked indefinitely
Anyone who has been banned from @Twitch for violating international sanctions will be unbanned in 3 days
Now I get why this platform isn't turning a profit Imagine paying to advertise your brand, only to have your ad appear on a channel promoting military drones for Russia
It appears that YouTube has also begun blocking channels for advertising “Alabuga”
The channels nikzz_Lou and ASOKA posted videos containing pre-roll ads promoting “Alabuga,” as well as direct links to it in the description.
Twitch has also banned the user lagoda1337, who has been promoting “Alabuga” over the past few months but currently has no active links or banners
I am HAPPY to see such a clear response to this violation of international sanctions, it gives me hope that the situation can change
Finally, the last and most famous streamer akyuliych (1.1M followers) who participated in the “Alabuga” CS2 tournament has been banned!
Let’s hope that @Twitch doesn’t just forgive them all and forget how many streamers on their platform have violated international sanctions
They’ll probably be unbanned in a month or so, but at least for now it will be impossible to advertise "Alabuga" on @Twitch
Streamers are skeptical about the chances of the ban being lifted and some of them claim it will be permanent
We won, guys!
All the streamers who participated in today’s “Alabuga” ad have been banned from @Twitch
akyuliych - the only participant in the “Alabuga” CS2 tournament who hasn't been banned on @Twitch yet.
Can the community just forget about it by deleting stream VOD? No.
These aren't all the participants in the “Alabuga” promotion on Twitch, but only those who took part in today's CS2 tournament
Pch3lk1n
fasoollka
r4dom1r
yurapivo
lentbb
onehend
alabugapolytech
almazer5
bandurka
anastaze
flamie
dosia_csgo
fandercs
poka
forzorezor
That’s CRAZY! Huge Russian streamers are placing clickable banners right below the player on @Twitch urging viewers to join “Alabuga” and become part of the Russian military machine
“Alabuga,” an entity under sanctions imposed by the US, EU, and UK due to its direct involvement in the production of military drones, is hosting and sponsoring an esports tournament on @Twitch, while the platform ignores violations and responds that no rules were broken
Every week, this company produces thousands of combat drones, and it continues to expand, actively recruiting new employees through advertising campaigns such as this @Twitch tournament
