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  1. In 2012, Telegram was accessible in Dagestan via VPN, while Meta's activities were prohibited in Russia.

In 2012, Caucasian Knot utilized YouTube for video content distribution, while Telegram was accessible in Dagestan, and the entity reported on an Astrakhan conviction.

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In 2012, Caucasian Knot utilized YouTube for video content distribution, while Telegram was accessible in Dagestan, and the entity reported on an Astrakhan conviction.

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