Meta Company overplayed with the rules and manipulation, which makes its future work in Russia hardly possible, said presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov, RIA Novosti reported.

According to him, although the company is trying to somehow distance itself from the previously made very unflattering mistakes, but it also indirectly admits that it still goes about such decisions.

Peskov added that this makes it little possible for such companies to operate in the country.

Meta Platforms has temporarily lifted its ban on calls for violence against the Russian military on Facebook and Instagram in light of the events in Ukraine, company spokesman Andy Stone said earlier.

According to Reuters, the new policy also allows calls for the death of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko. The Russian Prosecutor General's Office then said it was asking the court to declare Meta (which owns the social networks Facebook, Instagram and the messenger WhatsApp) an extremist organization and ban its activities in Russia.

As reported by Reuters, Clegg's statement appeared on the internal forum of Meta. According to the deputy director, the company clarifies its position so that it could not be interpreted as justifying violence against Russians in general.