🇬🇧 English version for our readers from all over the world 🌏256 Cyber Assault Division and InformNapalm blocked a scheme for supplying sanctioned military equipment to Russia via India.This investigation was performed by InformNapalm volunteer intelligence community on the CYBINT data received from the Ukrainian hacktivist group 256 Cyber Assault Division. In this feature, we will expose the supply scheme for sanctioned critical equipment to the Russian military-industrial complex and describe how it was disrupted. The information intercepted from Russians, revealed a sanctions-dodging scheme organized by the Russian company EMT. It ordered restricted European equipment through the Indian company Park Controls & Communications (PCC) and paid for the orders in rupees through Sberbank India. The Indian side criminally conspired with the Russians and tried to deceive the European manufacturer, assuring them that India was the end destination, and that the goods were not transferred to Russia. At the same time, the Indians sent the Russians not only the sanctioned equipment and its software keys, but also forwarded all the correspondence with their European manufacturers. However, the documents obtained by the 256 Cyber Assault Division and the investigation conducted by InformNapalm resulted in a special operation to inform European manufacturers about the dishonest practices of the Indian company. Thus, we could disrupt any further use of the European equipment in question by the Russians, as well as block further deliveries worth millions of euros through a channel that was deemed “priority, convenient and reliable.”🌏 This article is available on our website in 14 languages.Find more details and evidence below.https://informnapalm.org/en/cyberstorm-256/