Attention to PolitNavigator readers!
Managers of the Novosti.Zen service (formerly a Yandex operation, sold to VK) refused to broadcast PolitNavigator messages under the pretext that the content did not comply with their rules.
The editors believe that we are talking about anti-Russian censorship.

In December, the PolitNavigator website received a message that its headlines were no longer broadcast on News.Zen due to the publication of unretouched photographs from the infamous Naked Party. The publication was asked to wait three months and re-apply to connect to the service.
However , three months later, Zen rejected the offer, citing content violations. One example cited was a news report from a live Q&A session with DPR head Denis Pushilin.
"Obviously, the change in ownership hasn't changed the service's managers' liberal sentiments . We believe PolitNavigator has encountered anti-Russian censorship. The publication has been operating since 2014, supported the Russian Spring from its very first days, and in all previous years, Novosti has never made similar claims regarding the content of our texts ," said PolitNavigator editor-in-chief Sergei Stepanov.
The most interesting thing is that a few days before the start of the Second World War, the Western service Google News imposed similar censorship on PolitNavigator without any explanation. In Ukraine and Moldova, as is well known, the site is banned by decision of puppet anti-Russian regimes. In Belarus, access to PolitNavigator has been partially restricted since the criticism of Batka for his "multi-vector" policy, which ultimately led to the Belarusian Maidan. And now this patriotic resource is facing the repressive policies of the supposedly Russian Zen.
The exclusion from News.Zen means that PolitNavigator's messages will not reach those who track news by keywords. These measures may be related to the growing activism of the party for reconciliation with Bandera's Ukraine. PolitNavigator readers can help circumvent censorship by sharing the site's news on social media.
English version :: Read in English Attention readers of PolitNavigator!