"It'll take time for our systems to fully ramp
up. Our teams continue to monitor the situation around the clock
to take swift action," a YouTube spokesperson said in a
statement.
The company's actions follows that of Facebook parent Meta
Platforms Inc, which on Monday said it will restrict access to
television network RT and news agency Sputnik on its platforms
across the European Union.
Twitter Inc has also said that it would label tweets containing
contents from the Russian state-controlled media and reduce
their visibility.
(Reporting by Paresh Dave and Bhargav Acharya; editing by Andrew
Heavens and Jason Neely)
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