Google has been fined 700,000 rubles ($11,000) over a breach of the Russian legislation by failing to exclude links to sites with illicit content from its search results, state telecom watchdog Roskomnadzor said on Thursday.

The measure comes in response to Google’s selective filtration of search results, RIA Novosti reports. The watchdog earlier threatened to fine the tech giant, adding that all formal procedures will be enacted by the end of July. More than a third of the links from the unified register of illicit content remains in the search results, according to Roskomnadzor.

In May, its experts said that Google had violated the Russian law on information by selectively filtering the search results.

The tech giant was fined $7,520 earlier this year for failing to adhere to the law requiring all search engines to filter and block content from websites flagged as illegal in a special registry.