Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Russian Authorities are not moving toward closing off the Russian internet from the global internet using the "Sovereign Internet law" which came into effect on November 1st 2019.

Q1: What is the Russian Sovereign Internet law?
A1: The law requires internet service providers to install network equipment - known as deep packet inspection (DPI) - capable of identifying the source of traffic and filter content. In practice, this will allow the country's telecommunications watchdog Roskomnadzor to be more effective at blocking sites.

Q2: What will the law allow the authorities to do ?
A2: It gives the Kremlin the possibility to switch off connections within Russia or completely to the worldwide web "in an emergency". It is up to the government to decide what constitutes a threat and what actions should be taken.

Russia is seeking to route the country's web traffic and data through state-controlled points, reducing reliance on foreign servers over which it has less control.

Q3: Could the law be used to block global internet from Russian users?
A3: Yes, Campaigners say the law, which was signed by President Vladimir Putin earlier this year, is an attempt to increase censorship, building on the internet legislation that already curtails freedom of expression and privacy.

"Now the government can directly censor content or even turn Russia's internet into a closed system without telling the public what they are doing or why," said Rachel Denber, Human Rights Watch's deputy Europe and Central Asia director.

The law, observers say, allows the government to block content without judicial consent and leaves users unaware about what information is being blocked and why.

Christian Mihr, from the group Reporters Without Borders, said: "[The law] proves that the Russian leadership is ready to bring the entire network infrastructure under political control in order to cut off the digital information flow whenever needed."

Q4: What actions have been made, after the law came into place?
A4: As a test, the russian government cut off a part of the access to the global internet.
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justification: Questions doesn't help to acertain if the Russian government intend to close off the Russian Internet or not 

verdict: 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'
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