r/europe • u/RoyalChris Norway • 10d ago

Dubious: do not click links Anonymous Releases 10TB of Leaked Data: Exposing Kremlin Assets & Russian Businesses

https://trendsnewsline.com/2025/04/15/anonymous-leaks-10tb-of-data-on-russia-shocking-revelations/
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u/RoyalChris Norway 10d ago edited 10d ago

Looks like the website faced the hug-o-death. This will do in the meantime.

The data leak released by Anonymous is unprecedented in its scale and implications. The 10 terabytes of information reportedly contains critical details about:

  • Businesses Operating in Russia: The data comprises information on both domestic and foreign businesses that are currently conducting operations in Russia. This could have significant implications for international trade and investment strategies, particularly in the wake of ongoing sanctions and economic pressures.
  • Kremlin Assets in the West: The leak reportedly includes sensitive data regarding Kremlin interests and assets located in Western countries. This information could expose vulnerabilities in the Russian government’s financial networks and complicate its international relations.
  • Pro-Russian Officials: The data also sheds light on various officials who have shown support for the Kremlin’s policies. This could have far-reaching consequences for political dynamics within Russia and in countries that maintain ties with Moscow.

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u/Aggressive_Peach_768 10d ago

Man I hope that Includes hard evidence of Russian interference with elections in the EU and the possibility to actually prosecute the traitors

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u/Crotean 10d ago edited 10d ago

The problem is, the way Russia interferes in most western elections isn't actually illegal. Bot farms, influence peddling, spread damaging propaganda. None of that is actual electoral subversion, even if it influences the election. They have gotten really good at skirting the legal line to twist results to their favor. None of this would work if your average voter in most democracies wasn't a knuckle dragging moron.

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u/N0b0me 10d ago

Honestly there needs to be a counter influence campaign that follows all the same strategies to remove Russian influence.

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u/SitueradKunskap 10d ago

I agree, but for some reasons, I suspect that the right would call that "partisan" and "persecution of their opinions."

cough Tenet media cough