Russian social media users are in debate over the removal of an account parodying Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as many others. Social media users took Twitter to voice their displeasure with the hashtag #NoGulagForDarthPutinKGB - a reference to the repressive Soviet state.
The accounts were pulled before making their way back online after the debate sparked.
According to Twitter's terms of service, parody accounts are acceptable as long as it's clear that their intentions are only for parody and not to trick users in believing its actually them.


























































































































































































































































































































































































