BBC: Twitter has limited content from more than 300 official Russian government accounts, including that of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The accounts will no longer be recommended in timelines, notifications or elsewhere on the site, Twitter said.
The company said it would take action against any country which "restricts access to the open internet while they're engaged in armed conflict".
The platform has been severely limited in Russia since war began in Ukraine .
Currently Putin has two official accounts on the social media site: one in Russian and one in English. They have 3.6 million and 1.7 million followers respectively.
Twitter said allowing Russian government officials to post freely on the social media site, whilst simultaneously limiting the platform in Russia "creates a harmful information imbalance". » | ames Clayton, North America technology reporter | Tuesday, April 5, 2022
