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Partisans target Russian propaganda sites spreading Ukraine war disinformation
On June 12, the Atesh partisan movement disabled Russian propaganda online resources that spread disinformation and glorified the occupation of Ukraine
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Atesh reported the information on their Telegram channel.
In honor of the "holiday," specialists from the partisan movement carried out a cyberattack on regional Kremlin propaganda online resources, disabling them.
The targets of the attack included websites such as forpostsevastopol.ru, gorod-novoross.ru, and sevmp.ru. It was noted that they systematically spread fakes, falsified news, and glorify the occupation of Ukraine.
“Russian invaders use such sites to spread propaganda and justify their war crimes. There has never been any honest ‘journalism’ there: since their founding, these media have served the Russian authorities,” the statement said.
- On June 12, Cyber experts with Ukraine's Defence Intelligence targeted Orion Telecom, a major Siberian internet provider used by Russian security forces to wage war against Ukraine.
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