Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine over a week ago, the world has turned its back on anything to do with Russia. The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:ESL has barred Rus💝sian teams from competing. Multiple publishers have stopped selling games in Russia. Even 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Netflix has stopped stream♎ing in Rusꦛsia.
And things are apparently no easier if you're a Russian living abroad, according to Mira. A Twitch streamer born in Russia but living in the US, Mira said in a recent stream that she's been banned from the platform for being "born in the wrong country."
“I didn’t do anything f--king wrong,” she said in the YouTube stream (transcribed courtesy of as that stream has since been made private). “Not on f--king Instagram, not on f🌳--king Twitch, not on f--king Russia. I was born in tꦗhe wrong country, I’m sorry.”
Mira has been banned on Twitch previously for displaying nudity. She explained that she contact Twitch but wasn't provided an explanation for the latest ban. Head to Mira's Twitch channel and you'll be told that her channel "is currently unavailable due to a violation of Twitch's Community Guidelines or Terms of Service."
notes that Mira also posted to Twitter, confirming she'd been banned from Instagram as well and "isolated from the rest of the world for no good reason." Mira has since made her entire Twitter profile private.
Twitch has already and has . It's possible that Mira may have accidentally been included in a larger anti-Russian sweep of its platform, but that has yet to be confirmed by the Amazon-led company.
While the actions of the Russian government in Ukraine have been condemned around the world, we shoul🌌d note that not all Russians are in favor of the war. of Stt Petersburg, Moscow, and 51 other cities acꦇross Russia to protest the invasion of Ukraine and call for an end to the war.