The IT Army revealed the news on its Twitter handle captioning, “Crimea is Ukraine!🇺🇦 One of the biggest Russian internet providers in Crimea “Miranda-media” was destructed.

Slava Ukraini🇺🇦

#OpRussia

#ITArmyUKR”.

Great work!! 💥 This is a very big deal, as the Orcs have been forcing Ukrainians in Crimea and Southern Ukraine to use Miranda Media, which routed through Moscow. Not Anymore! 🔥🔥 This is a Huge outcome! 👌🇺🇦 #Ukraine @ITArmyUKR @DefenceU @ZelenskyyUa #Crimea #OpRussia https://t.co/tbI2XX4PR7

— Voltage (Fella) (@SpoogemanGhost) August 24, 2022

Accordingly, LLC Miranda-media provides access to the Internet resources using its own data transmission channels, providing instant access to the Russian and foreign networks. Also, it provides high-speed transmission of large volumes of traffic, as well as any information and multimedia content can be approached on the global Internet.

Initially, when Russia invaded Crimea in 2014 Ukraine was unable to resist it to get it’s territory back. The Russians were been forcing the Ukrainians in Crimea and Southern Ukraine to use the Miranda Media, which routed through Moscow. However, now, the Ukraine appears to be finally in a position to fight back. The IITians of Ukraine have destroyed the Russian Miranda-media, gaining a huge success against Russia.

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Anonymous has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin to face dire consequences of his actions against Ukraine. In a short, the group has warned of several cyberattacks against the Russian government’s official websites.

https://twitter.com/Anonymous_Link/status/1499067720003842049?s=20&t=4QV8WfZ6mogi-JmX9hvBnA

Narrating the on-ground situation of the war-torn country, the hacker group has accused Putin of killing thousands of innocent lives including children.

Anonymous tweeted, “Hackers all around the world: target Russia in the name of #anonymous let them know we do not forgive, we do not forget. Anonymous owns fascists, always.”

Conti, a Russian-based cybercrime group, has pledged to attack the Kremlin’s enemies if they respond to Ukraine’s invasion.

The Conti group has stated their “unconditional support” for the Russian government.

“If anyone decides to organise a cyberattack or any war activities against Russia, we will use all possible resources to strike back at an enemy’s critical infrastructures,” the Conti group said.

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