Ukrainian hackers uncover Russian commander 'behind the bombing of Mariupol' then dupe his WIFE and his regiment colleagues' partners into sending them sultry snaps
Hackers claim they have uncovered the identity of the Russian aviation commander behind the bombing of Ukraine's southern port city Mariupol - and tricked his wife into revealing sultry snaps of herself and other officers' partners. Ukrainian hacktivist group Cyber Resistance and volunteer organization Inform Napalm declared that Colonel Sergei Atroshchenko - commander of the 980th Assault Aviation Regiment - ordered a pair of warplanes to drop two 500kg (1100lbs) bombs on Mariupol's theater on March 16, 2022. Read the full story: https://baucishotel.com/news/article-11915949/Ukrainian-hackers-say-uncovered-identity-Russian-colonel-destruction-Mariupol.html?ito=msngallery
Hundreds of civilians were killed in the attack on the theater, which was being used as an air raid shelter and had the word 'CHILDREN' emblazoned on the courtyard outside. Having learned Atroshchenko's (pictured) personal details, the hacktivists then posed as an officer from his regiment and asked his wife Lilia to organize a 'patriotic photoshoot' of wives and girlfriends for their men on the frontlines. Read the full story: https://baucishotel.com/news/article-11915949/Ukrainian-hackers-say-uncovered-identity-Russian-colonel-destruction-Mariupol.html?ito=msngallery
On 16th March, 2023 - exactly one year to the day that her husband is said to have ordered the heinous bombing of the Mariupol theatre - she duly obliged. Lilia provided the hacktivists with a stunning reel of images showing 12 wives posing in their husbands' uniforms, giving the hackers all the information they needed to identify several more Russian commanders they believe are behind the attacks on Mariupol - along with a trove of sordid pictures. Read the full story: https://baucishotel.com/news/article-11915949/Ukrainian-hackers-say-uncovered-identity-Russian-colonel-destruction-Mariupol.html?ito=msngallery
Inform Napalm revealed that Atroshchenko was born in the Ukrainian town of Ovruch, in the Zhytomyr region, before moving to Lipetsk in Russia and registering in Voronezh. He later served in the military in occupied Crimea before moving to the southern Russian city of Primorsko-Akhtarsk, just three miles away from the airbase where his regiment is stationed. Hackers also said the Ukrainian-born Atroshchenko, 42, personally gave orders for warplanes to launch attacks on other civilian targets, including Mariupol's maternity hospital. Read the full story: https://baucishotel.com/news/article-11915949/Ukrainian-hackers-say-uncovered-identity-Russian-colonel-destruction-Mariupol.html?ito=msngallery
They released a torrent of the commander's personal information including private contact details and salary, sensitive details such as lists of the pilots under his command and their performance evaluations, and various 'theoretical and practical' details of missions which they delivered to Ukraine's intelligence services for analysis. Just two days after the hackers received the images from Lilia, Atroshchenko's regiment was awarded honors as part of an executive order signed by Russian president Vladimir Putin. Read the full story: https://baucishotel.com/news/article-11915949/Ukrainian-hackers-say-uncovered-identity-Russian-colonel-destruction-Mariupol.html?ito=msngallery
The regiment was elevated to the honorary title of 'guards' for their 'mass heroism and valor, fortitude and courage in combat operations to protect the Fatherland,' according to the decree. Inform Napalm claimed hackers had sent details they had obtained on Atroshchenko to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to contribute to the ongoing investigation into Russian war crimes in Ukraine. Pictured: The hackers were also able to find a series of images and videos of Russian warplanes, as well as sensitive documents, on Atroshchenko's accounts. Read the full story: https://baucishotel.com/news/article-11915949/Ukrainian-hackers-say-uncovered-identity-Russian-colonel-destruction-Mariupol.html?ito=msngallery
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