#Anonymous #Ukraine - Anonymous Anonymous hacked into electric vehicle charging stations along Russia's highway to display pro-Ukrainian messages on the LCD screens. The Anonymous collective is officially in cyber war against the Russian government. In a tweet from an account linked to the organization, the group shared footage of what appears to be a Russian TV show being interrupted by live footage from Ukraine to inform Russian citizens of the invasion. So, Anonymous took matters into their own hands. With Putin's recent ban on Facebook and major news outlets, a growing concern is that Russian citizens are oblivious to the truth about what's going on. Rather the highly regulated television broadcasts feature claims of Russia's success in capturing Ukraine and peace talks with Ukraine. Russian broadcasts are not showing the bombardment of Ukrainian cities or peaceful protests from Ukrainians. The New York Times reported that Russian citizens believe President Vladimir Putin is "de-Nazifying" the country. Reports from Russia indicate that many citizens are unaware of the truth about the war in Ukraine. Anonymous, the mysterious group of hackers that wages cyberattacks against governments, large institutions, and companies announced on Sunday they hacked into Russian broadcasts to show footage of the war in Ukraine.
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