Putin ordered to limit the provision of information about abortions in the search engines Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered to adapt the search results to queries about abortions. This instruction was given to the government, according to the Kremlin website. In particular, Putin demanded that when searching for information about abortion, users would first be shown links to websites that offer women "social support" for continuing their pregnancy. Prime Minister Mikhail Meshustin was appointed responsible for the implementation of the decree. Proposals must be submitted by December 15, 2026. Efforts to boost Russia's birth rate, which continues to fall despite Putin's calls for 10 children, have already prompted authorities to restrict information about abortions. In particular, the attorney's office began to file lawsuits for blocking materials on abortions. The courts have already provided some of them. Thus, from the websites of three private clinics - Edis Med Co, Dobromed and Davita - sections describing medical abortion, recommendations for preparing for it and the list of contraindications were removed, Vastka reported. More details.