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    L’intelligence ucraina ha hackerato i canali televisivi russi e ha mostrato la verità sulla guerra

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    1. TotalSpaceNut on

      Ukrainian intelligence “hacked” Russian TV channels and showed the truth of the war

      Ukrainian intelligence sources tell RBC-Ukraine that cyber specialists from the GUR attacked the servers of Russian TV channels. The video from the GUR was shown three times in prime time on “Pervouralsk TV, Eurasia 360, Eurasia. Channel One” and others.

      As noted, some of the attacked channels are part of the media holding of local oligarch Andrey Komarov. A number of TV channels were forced to stop broadcasting for a long time.

      https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1826530310126706782

    2. Top-Stop7655 on

      Brilliant , ratchet up the pressure on orc commander in chief and his minons

    3. FreakingFreaks on

      Лучше бы крутили нарезку из обещаний пыпки и через раз вставляли про “она утонула”

    4. fdsafsda332 on

      isnt this like local hack where only small are sees this? Wish this was national hack

    6. ShekSpir4o on

      Nothing to worry about. Just a Special Broadcasting Operation.

      All goes as planned. Carry on.

    7. SeS-BrLN on

      just out of curiosity

      what does “hacked Russian TV channels” actually mean?

      did everyone who turned to a certain channel at that moment see this? was specific to certain smart TVs? Where the frequencies hacked? just wondering.

    8. Heklin0891 on

      Information war in Russia is critical.

      While it won’t cause an uprising tomorrow, it will create whisper and scare Putin and his pundits on what support he really has.

    9. LostPlatipus on

      And this is not an isolated success. Ukraine does it regularly when there is an opportunity

    10. missionarymechanic on

      Should have ended the third cycle with Swan Lake for maximum trolling. Trigger the oldsters to believe that change is coming.

    11. carlimer0 on

      Realy good action! And use also the phones from the POV s to send messages to their contacts. War must coming to Russia. No matter on which way.

    12. litbitfit on

      Hope they informed the russians soldiers on how to surrender.

    13. Brok3n_ on

      And? Surprise surprise, they are aware and they don’t care!

    17. Abitconfusde on

      There are other channels to get the word in, too.  I suspect /r/askarussian and similar are possibilities.  It’s tough to stay calm and purposeful when communicating there, though.

      As a regular Internet user, it is really hard for me to know what sources of information Russians have access to.  Poisoning the propaganda they would normally consume should absolutely be a priority, and it is something that anybody with access to the web should be able to do if they know where to post.

      It would be cool if AFU or someone in the know could provide guidelines to allied citizens aimed at moving public opinion in Russia.  How to interact, how to identify potentially sympathetic users, what forums are useful, etc.  I’m not talking about brigading, or other banned behavior, but just learning how to engage in a way that could make a difference.

    19. Funkkx on

      This is how you fuck with Z propaganda.. I wish my country (D) would do the same . Desinformation campaigns are a weapon system you have to counter hard. Bravo UA!

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