Putin will look into YouTube disruptions, Kremlin says

Kremlin says Putin will look into YouTube disruptions

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he will look into a recent spate of disruptions to YouTube in Russia, the Kremlin has said.

The announcement followed a meeting between Putin and senior officials, including Communications Minister Maksut Shadayev.

Shadayev said that the disruptions were caused by a technical fault, but that the government was working to resolve the issue.

The disruptions to YouTube come amid rising tensions between Russia and the West over the war in Ukraine.

The Russian government has been accused of cracking down on dissent and freedom of expression in the country.

In recent months, the government has blocked access to several news websites and social media platforms.

The disruptions to YouTube have caused widespread anger and frustration among Russian users.

Many people rely on YouTube for news and entertainment, and the disruptions have left them feeling isolated and cut off.

It is unclear how long the disruptions will last, but the Kremlin has said that Putin is taking the issue seriously.