The investigative volunteer community InformNapalm has analyzed Russian military files hacked by hackers from the Ukrainian Cyber Alliance (UCA), the so-called “hacktivists” responsible for hacking the email accounts of Putin’s gray cardinal Vladislav Surkov, known as #SurkovLeaks. Using the data, InformNapalm has tracked down members of Russian military brigades who took part in the occupation of Crimea.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
OP-ED
Yuri Zorya: Hacked military docs reveal how the Russian 18th motorized brigade invaded Crimea
Russian soldiers stand near a tank outside a former Ukrainian military base in Perevalnoye, near the Crimean capital Simferopol, on March 27, 2014.
