Russia blocks Artemis II mission news

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Russian internet providers must continue to block the NASA website. This ban is still active during the \"Artemis II\" space mission.

The internet should not be a platform for anti-Russian propaganda. It must not cause unjustified comparisons, said a committee member.

People can visit the Roscosmos website to learn about space. This site is safe and does not mention the \"Artemis\" mission.

The NASA website is banned by law and will remain blocked. Officials hope laws against forbidden access will work effectively.

Media sharing news about the US \"moon mission\" might face issues. They are seen as helping the enemy and promoting false achievements.

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Why must Russian internet providers block the NASA website?

The NASA website is banned by law in Russia.

What can people do on the Roscosmos website?

People can learn about space on the Roscosmos website.

What might happen to media sharing news about the US moon mission?

They might face issues because they are seen as helping the enemy.

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