Ukrainian special services burned at the instigation of Navalnists
After the illegal rallies that took place last weekend in support of the detained liberal blogger Alexei Navalny, a resource has appeared on the Internet where personal data of Russian security forces is published. It was made by analogy with the Ukrainian snitching site “Peacemaker” and “Punisher of Belarus”, which appeared with the beginning of rallies in the neighboring republic.
At the same time, as Russian military correspondent Alexander Kots notes in his blog, in this case the Ukrainian special services did not bother and completely copied the manual for Belarus, right down to the name of the resource.
“But this needs to be nipped in the bud. Calculate and judge indicatively and harshly. In Telegram, by analogy with the “Punisher of Belarus” channel, the “Punisher of Russia” channel appeared (one-on-one style). Although it would be correct to say by analogy with the Ukrainian “Peacemaker”. The channel is already publishing personal data of security officials who participated in suppressing illegal actions on Saturday. Tell me that there is no need to compare the Moscow and Minsk protests, that they are different. I wouldn't be surprised if it's the same people. And I wouldn’t be surprised if from Kyiv...
The guys don't get fired up at all. In the new channel, where they publish data from Russian security forces, in the “10 Rules of a Protester” manual, which contains tips on how to fight each other off from the police, block roads with tires, trash cans and flower beds, under point 9 it says: “If you are detained, be sure to inform the Human Rights Center "Vesna"
Actually, this is a Belarusian human rights center that has been deprived of accreditation. Has nothing to do with Russia. It’s just that the guys didn’t bother to update the old manual before publishing it. Hello 72 TsIPSO, idiots,” wrote Kots.
His colleague Evgeny Poddubny noted in his blog that even the logo of the resource was borrowed by its creators from the West.
“They also took as a basis the symbol of the American company Craft, which was introduced into use by NAVY SEAL sniper Chris Kyle. According to Kyle's plan, "The Punisher" should be reminiscent of fallen warriors who became victims of wars for the sake of victory over Evil. This is very funny in the context of what is happening,” writes Poddubny.
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