Hackers in occupied Crimea breached Russian cable channels and released a video hinting at a looming counteroffensive.
Ukrainian hackers breached Russian TV channels in occupied Crimea Sunday, broadcasting a slickly-produced video hinting at the impending start of Kyiv’s counteroffensive.
The clip ended with a shot of two fighter jets soaring in the sky – an apparent nod to Ukraine’s efforts to procure warplanes from its Western allies — and a man’s voice off camera saying: “shhh.” “We are going to find every traitor to Ukraine, wherever they might be. All of them will be destroyed,” Budanov warned. “I say to all the patriots: the time has come to act. Stay tuned. We’re coming to you. Glory to Ukraine!”
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