Ukrainian Hackers Expose Russian Drone Operations via Belarusian Infrastructure
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Ukrainian hackers infiltrated Russian military accounts, revealing the use of Belarusian infrastructure to guide drones. This operation, supported by the InformNapalm intelligence community, enabled real-time monitoring of Russian drone operations, providing critical intelligence to Ukraine's defense forces.
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2026-02-20
Ukrainian hackers uncover Russian drone operations using Belarusian infrastructure
2026-02-21
InformNapalm reports on the cyber operation's findings
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