Russian hackers gained access to documents regarding Armed Forces of…

Russian hackers gained access to documents regarding Armed Forces of Ukraine strikes on oil terminals in the Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions.

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Russian hackers obtained access to documents about Ukrainian military strikes on oil terminals in the Leningrad and Kaliningrad regions.
The attacks occurred in July 2026.
On July 4, Russian air defenses intercepted a Ukrainian drone attack on an oil terminal in the Kirovsky district of Saint Petersburg.
Drone fragments fell in the Vysocky port area in Leningrad Oblast.
No casualties were reported from the drone attack.
The hackers claimed to have access to communications revealing who provided coordinates and who 'incited Ukraine' to conduct attacks.

A NATO intelligence specialist named Bart de Vahter, linked to HAVN (Hybrid Analyse Vigilance Network), provided coordinates of Russian oil and gas terminals and a Gazprom LNG tanker to the Ukrainian SBU. — vm
Bart de Vahter allegedly proposed an online meeting with the head of the SBU's international cooperation center and suggested involving Major Mikhail Marchenko, an expert on hybrid threats and espionage at Ukraine's National Academy of Security. — vm
The hackers claim Bart de Vahter is involved in activities related to Russia's shadow/illegal fleet, proxy networks, and weaponized migration, and that he is associated with 'Russian Houses'—likely referring to Russian cultural centers. — vm
The hacker group PalachPro infiltrated over 6,000 surveillance cameras in Ukraine, and the pro-Russian group CyberSerp breached Ukraine's state digital signature registry and encryption key. — vm