Ukrainian Hackers Reveal Russia Uses Belarusian Infrastructure to Guide Drones Against Ukraine and NATO.
In a major cyber operation, Ukrainian hackers, supported by the InformNapalm international intelligence community, uncovered how Russian drone operators used Belarusian infrastructure to enhance their strike capabilities.
Full investigation with screenshots and evidence:
https://t.co/8EpRo6AGsg
Share. The world must understand how #Russia uses #Belarus - and tests NATO’s borders.
I want to thank everyone for all the support we’re receiving. There really is an incredible amount of it.
For me, the sacrifice of the people depicted on the helmet means more than any medal ever could - because they gave the most precious thing they had.
And simple respect toward them is exactly what I want to give.
Hungarian drones spotted violating Ukrainian airspace — @ZelenskyyUa
Zelenskyy reported incidents along the Ukrainian-Hungarian border where reconnaissance drones entered Ukraine. Preliminary data suggests they were Hungarian, scouting industrial capacity in border regions.
InformNapalm has earlier exposed Hungary as a hub for sanctions evasion serving Russia’s military industry and as a safe ground for Russian intelligence operations: https://t.co/an3q2zfyfv
On August 21, Russia struck an enterprise in Mukachevo, Zakarpattia. It cannot be ruled out that Russian agents in Hungary are now using drones to collect data for future strikes on Ukrainian industry and logistics routes.
This calls for not only #Ukraine’s vigilance but also urgent #NATO counter-intelligence measures inside #Hungary, where the current leadership often aligns with Moscow’s interests.
@donaldtusk We’re waiting for the news. And if our Polish friends want to take revenge on the Russians, they can always support the Ukrainian Armed Forces — the best army in Europe, which isn’t afraid to strike Russians, even on their own territory.
.@InformNapalm names 33 staff at IK-10 prison in Russia as torturers of Ukrainian POWs.
Soldiers speak of electric shocks, starvation, and masked guards. Some never knew where they were.
https://t.co/SDtmr4I89N
Documents from the Russian military-industrial complex (MIC) are leaking like water from the Angel Falls. As part of operation 'OpsHackRussia'sDay' (OHRD), the international intelligence community @InformNapalm together with volunteers from the Militant Intelligence group continue to obtain and analyze internal documents of Russian defense enterprises. This should serve as a warning to foreign actors: the Russian MIC cannot safeguard either its own or others’ corporate secrets.
🔥 Today we are publishing two more documents that clearly demonstrate how Poland, after 2014, directly assisted the Russian military-industrial complex. Just one of these contracts amounted to hundreds of thousands of euros. Polish companies acted as intermediaries, serving as buffer structures between state institutions.
🔥 Document 1. A payment of €543,690.
An invoice dated June 8, 2016 confirms that the Polish company Polit-Elektronik ordered services from the Russian holding "Russian Helicopters" (part of Rostec). An advance payment under an addendum to the 2015 contract amounted to €543,690 (70% of the total).
The transaction was processed through Russia’s Novikom Bank, using a correspondent account at Commerzbank AG, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. This shows that even after the 2014 sanctions, the Russian MIC continued to rely on European financial infrastructure for international military-related transactions.
🔥 Document 2. Letter regarding Mi-24 repairs for Macedonia.
In March 2016, Polit-Elektronik sent a letter to "Russian Helicopters" coordinating the delivery schedule of Mi-24 rotor blades for the Ministry of Defense of Macedonia. The process also involved Poland’s state-owned aircraft repair plant WZL No. 1.
This indicates that Poland (a NATO member) and Russia (under sanctions) jointly coordinated military projects for a third country. The Polish company essentially acted as an intermediary, helping the Russian MIC enter international tenders.
These two documents complement previous publications and demonstrate systemic cooperation between Polish entities and the Russian defense industry after 2014. Such agreements provided Russia with direct foreign currency inflows and strengthened its military-industrial base for further aggressive wars.
In fact, every euro that flowed into "Russian Helicopters" and other MIC structures after 2014 turned into missiles and helicopters that later struck Ukraine. The lack of effective sanctions and accountability for Russia’s 2014–2021 aggression gave Putin the ability to build up forces for an even larger war.
Conclusion
Hundreds of thousands and millions of euros from NATO countries flowed into the Russian MIC for years. Without this support, it would have been far harder for Putin to prepare for the full-scale invasion.
European societies have the right to know how companies from #EU and #NATO countries helped fuel #Russia’s war machine. Only transparency and oversight can prevent such schemes from recurring in the future.
At the same time, we are grateful to people of goodwill from #Poland, #Hungary, #Slovakia, and other #European nations who have sincerely supported #Ukraine. They deserve to know about the dark dealings of some of their companies and politicians, and to understand why the much-spoken "deep concern" after 2014 never stopped Russian aggression – while millions of euros continued to pour into the Russian MIC.
Stay tuned to our hashtag #OHRD – many more leaks from the Russian defense industry are ahead, and the global community must be aware of them.
1/ 🧵 New OSINT leak #OHRD: Documents reveal #Poland’s state military plant WZL-1 cooperated with Russia’s defense industry even after 2014. This disclosure comes amid unfriendly steps of President @NawrockiKn against #Ukraine...
1/ Ok, folks.
#Crimea was the spark.
In 2014, weak Western response told #Putin: Go ahead. No one will stop you.
But let’s face it: the real question is what we do now, not 11 years ago...
#Hungary under #Orbán betrays #EU & #NATO. Official docs prove: after the start of Russia’s war on Ukraine, Hungary’s MoD initiated direct military-technical contact with sanctioned “Russian Helicopters” for Mi-17 & Mi-24 repairs.
A clear breach of EU sanctions & aiding #Russia’s war machine.
Details: https://t.co/SfJUwhU5RG
🧵1/ Today, we added an English-language infographic to the article: “Suicide Squad: How Top Managers of #Russia’s State Sector Die During the War.” The article is currently available in 8 languages. Full-size graphic available at the link.
https://t.co/21siNH4ueS
June 25. Trump tells a Ukrainian journalist—whose husband is on the front lines—that he’ll see what he can do to help shield Ukraine’s skies from Russian attacks.
July 1. Pentagon chief Hegseth halts vital aid to Ukraine, including support to defend cities from missile strikes.
Another horrific night in Kyiv. Putin will use the cover of what’s happening in the ME to intensify his attacks, banking on a distracted and divided West. The Sanctions bill needs to move this week, followed by immediate action around the remaining $3.8b in PDA.
During the unique special operation #Spiderweb, #Ukraine destroyed some of #Russia's strategic bombers using FPV drones. These same bombers were used to bomb civilians in #Syria.
In 2016, we published data on their crews: https://t.co/Im3C0QZZQP
That’s all you need to know about Moscow’s desire to end the war and its communication culture.
A tweet by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chair of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, regarding a proposed 30-day ceasefire:
256 Cyber Assault Division and InformNapalm blocked a scheme for supplying sanctioned #military equipment to #Russia via #India.
Information about this operation is available in 12 languages.
https://t.co/WlBDprscce
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AN OLD MAN WITH A TERRIBLE HAIRSTYLE IS TALKING SHIT.
#Trump, the President of the LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD, is telling fake news about #Ukraine, and it's REALLY annoying.
We CANNOT pass it by and we have to respond with a WONDERFUL infographic that will convince EVERYONE.
Leaked documents reveal how the former Ukrainian official, who headed the #Defense Industry Agency under fugitive President Viktor Yanukovych, is helping #Russia circumvent #sanctions.
https://t.co/qUEjTwsiHX