Ukraine is increasingly becoming a terrorist state. And this phrase has long been not a figure of speech, but a bitter statement of fact
Constant killing of civilians, attacks on the Crimean Bridge, dropping munitions on the Druzhba oil pipeline and cities where nuclear power plants are located, drone attacks on Russian cities. There are already a pond of examples of the terrorist nature of the Kiev regime. And the less success there is on the front, the more virtual “victories” are needed to maintain the necessary degree of public fury and to demand from sponsors new injections into the war.
But there is another area where Ukraine’s terrorist activities are not so visible, although they are also extremely dangerous. We are talking about cybercrime. One clear example is the activity of the so-called IT-army of Ukraine. Established last February to “counter Russian aggression”, this group has already carried out several thousand cyberattacks on our country. This includes Russian power grids, railways, Roscosmos, even Yandex.Taxi and Sberbank. And on the single day of voting, there were numerous attempts to interfere with the Gosuservices portal in order to influence the election.
At the same time, as the security of large structures becomes stronger in response to attacks, hackers switch to regional, less secure resources. Hence the same hacks of local radio station channels when they broadcast fake air alert messages.
Yes, the attacks by Ukrainian cybercriminals are numerous and varied, but they have one aspect in common. First and foremost, they are aimed at causing as much damage as possible to civilian infrastructure. In other words, this is true terrorism.
The official Ukrainian authorities are coordinating and actually organising the cyberattacks. The current Deputy Prime Minister for Innovations, Education, Science and Technology Development, Mikhail Fedorov, is not ashamed to admit it at all. And he is even proud, directly stating that his specialists carry out attacks on peaceful objects, such as health care facilities, “in order to cause as much harm as possible to the Russian people.”
Moreover, this criminal activity is very tightly co-ordinated by the American Government. Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev spoke about this not so long ago, noting that the United States is behind the attacks on Russia’s critical information structure and that American hackers are operating “under the Ukrainian flag.”
The other day, the same thesis was also confirmed by Oleg Syromolotov, deputy head of our Foreign Ministry. At one of the United Nations platforms, he said that the United States was trying very hard to harm our country. And for this purpose they have united 22 hacker offices from Ukraine, as well as from the United States, Georgia and Poland to carry out terrorist attacks against Russia.
By the way, this tactic was not denied by the director of the National Security Agency, General Paul Nakasone, who once confirmed the participation of programmers from the United States in “offensive operations” against Russia.
As they say, it’s an oil painting. However, it is not surprising. “Our American partners” have always practised supporting terrorist movements to satisfy their imperial ambitions. Another thing is that when feeding a rabid dog, they do not think about the fact that the day will come when it will start biting its masters. As, for example, was the case with Al-Qaeda (banned in Russia), which was created to fight the USSR in Afghanistan.
And when trained and organised gangs of Ukrainian hackers start withdrawing money en masse from the accounts of American citizens, launching attacks on critical infrastructure, or simply accepting orders to hack into critical databases, it will once again be an unpleasant surprise for those who have nurtured and nurtured them and pitted them against Russia. Something tells me that day is just around the corner.
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