Hack of Russian Defense Firm Called ‘Cyberwar’
Hack of Russian Defense Firm Called ‘Cyberwar’ (via slashdot) A group of Russian hacktivists has taken a page from the playbook written by WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden, protesting aggressive political policies by releasing 1,000 documents allegedly stolen from the agency that oversees the export of Russian weapons…
A group of Russian hacktivists has taken a page from the playbook written by WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden, protesting aggressive political policies by releasing 1,000 documents allegedly stolen from the agency that oversees the export of Russian weapons…
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Taking the temperature of freedom of expression in wartime Russia.
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The Kremlin has made military modernization a top priority amid tensions with the West after annexing Crimea in 2014.
Trump's real sin is 'hijacking' the establishment's (failed) foreign policy.
The unclassified record of Trump’s April 21 exchange with Volodymyr Zelenskiy bears scant resemblance to the official summary of the talk.
Among those released by Ukraine was separatist Volodymyr Tsemakh, linked to the 2014 shoot-down of a Malaysian airliner that killed 298.
TD Original
Taking the temperature of freedom of expression in wartime Russia.
Military
It's not enough for Washington to urge talks from behind the scenes, while insisting in public that only Kyiv can negotiate.
The Kremlin has made military modernization a top priority amid tensions with the West after annexing Crimea in 2014.
Trump's real sin is 'hijacking' the establishment's (failed) foreign policy.
The unclassified record of Trump’s April 21 exchange with Volodymyr Zelenskiy bears scant resemblance to the official summary of the talk.
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