According to Ukrinform, he wrote this on his Facebook account.

“Gmail blocked our duma.gov business mail without the ability to recover data. Be careful, store personal information in other sources,” wrote Markov.

Commentators on his mission, including other Russian propagandists, expressed surprise at the Russian State Duma’s use of the US postal service. Markov explained that the post office opened in 2009 “when everything was fine”. At the same time, Facebook in Russia has been officially blocked since March 4th.

Ten days ago, YouTube video hosting blocked the Russian parliament’s Duma TV channel. Immediately after that, Roskomnadzor began to demand that Google immediately restore access to the channel and explain the reason for the blocking. The head of the State Duma commission investigating foreign interference, Vasily Piskarev, said that his colleagues will look into the remaining ways Google makes money and find a way to limit them.

As reported, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24. Martial law was declared in Ukraine and general mobilization was declared. The country is pushing back the invaders.

After the start of the war against Russia, large-scale introduced sanctions by the world community.