How to check Russian Registry

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I see neither in the Registry.

May I ask what’s the correct way to check the blocking registry? I’ve been using reestr.rublacklist.net and eais.rkn.gov.ru, and I found entries for play.google.com in the latter. But apparently I’m doing it in a wrong way.

Yes, as far as I understand, all these “tarpits” are actually very hard throttled traffic.

I’ve only seen this (hard throttle) for twitter com before March 4th and now for play/news google com. I didn’t check all sites that are blocked this month but for the few dozens I checked on (fb, news, vpn provider) they are all blocked by RSTs. Are you seeing any other throttled sites besides google news/play, at this moment?

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The concept of the Registry is somewhat vague. There are several Registries, but when we talk about Registry, we mean the one which is available for the ISP (so-called “the ISP-exported version”, провайдерская выгрузка).

The most convenient service is reestr.rublacklist.net by Roscomsvoboda, which basically has the same as the GitHub - zapret-info/z-i: Register of Internet Addresses filtered in Russian Federation repo.
However, that’s a “parsed” version of the registry, the real ISP exported has additional data like the blocking mode (domain/URL/IP).

http://eais.rkn.gov.ru/ shows you some entries in their internal Registry, however all of the items state that “access restriction is not applied”.

I assume that all the websites which “hang” on loading are actually hard-throttled. I don’t have other examples at hand (thought that fbcdn.net is hard-throttled, but no, it’s RST’ed).