Twitter suspends the Ukrainian armed forces account, which shared images from Google’s satellite service, mostly photos and videos from the current Russian invasion of Ukraine and battlefield.
⚠️ Twitter suspends @ArmedForcesUkr who shared some images from Google's satellite service implying that the company had removed pixelation from those areas publicly exposing "Russian launchers, ICBM mines, command posts and secret dumps". Something that the Internet giant denies pic.twitter.com/mXYEWe5Fcq
— The Anonymous Link (@Anonymous_Link) April 21, 2022
It was implied that the company had publicly removed pixelation from those areas, revealing “Russian launchers, ICBM mines, command posts, and secret dumps.”
The Internet behemoth strongly denies it.
To reduce the impact of official propaganda on the social network, the platform introduced new measures against Russian government accounts earlier this month.
The app confirmed that official Twitter accounts will no longer be “recommended” to users across all categories of the app, including searches.
