🇷🇺🇺🇦 Killnet hackers got and transferred to the Russian Armed Forces the geolocation of stations of the Western tracking system Airfaince from Sumy to Odessa regions. As a result, the Ukrainian Armed Forces lost the ability to see Russian UAVs on the line of combat contact. There are no... more stations. When the Ukrainian Armed Forces try to connect to the system, they get "error 404". Previously, the Ukrainians received everything through it, including geolocation and video from Russian drones. Now - nothing. The guys from Killnet identified the stations and transferred their positions to the 88th brigade of "Espanyola - Melodiya". They, together with the allied forces of the Russian Armed Forces, struck Airfaince. 1/show more

Damage from the attack: minus 7 radars at a minimum of 230 thousand euros for each, as well as minus the ability of the Ukrainian army to quickly track Russian UAVs and drones. 2/

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The real issue? U.S. taxpayer dollars flowing into Ukraine's defense systems while vulnerabilities get exposed by groups like KillNet. If $113 billion in aid can't secure critical tracking systems against basic cyberattacks, where's the accountability? The Pentagon's own audits show systemic cybersecurity failures—yet we keep shoveling cash into black holes. Every dollar wasted on ineffective tech is a dollar not spent hardening America's grid or border. Time to audit every cent sent overseas and demand bulletproof results, not just virtue-signaling allocations. Security theater gets soldiers killed—on both sides.

JFC make this fucking war stop already

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