Russia wants to disconnect from the world Internet - this is one of the latest messages that came from the Russian Federation. This is, of course, an act that Russia decided to do because of the war in Ukraine, i.e. "special military operations", as it states. At the outset, it is necessary to mention that this country will not be completely cut off from the Internet. Of course, that wouldn't make sense, since Russian propaganda spreads through him, among other things. However, the Russian Internet will be all the Internet that will be available here - residents will simply not look at any other sites from foreign domains.
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This news was reported by a Belarusian independent media outlet Nextand, which gained access to documents that were released by the Russian miniMinistry of Digitalization and Media. These documents directly state that from March 11, only websites located on domains with the .ru ending will be available in Russia. If residents try to visit a website with another foreign domain ending, they will not be able to do so. Part of this document, which was issued by the aforementioned ministerstvem, there are several points that all website owners in Russia must implement. The document is of course in Russian, but below you will find a summary of the most important ones:
- All site owners must start using DNS servers located on the territory of the Russian Federation.
- If website owners use foreign hosting, they must move all public resources on it to Russian hosting.
- If site owners have public resources located on sites with an ending other than .ru, they must convert them here.
- ProThe site owners must report all these measures to the Russian authorities by letter no later than March 15th. minithe rule of justice.
#Russia began active preparations for disconnection from the global Internet
No later than March 11, all servers and domains must be transferred to the #Russian zone. In addition, detailed data on the network infrastructure of the sites is being collected. pic.twitter.com/wOCdRqOJej
NEXTAnd (@nexta_tv) March 6, 2022
Therefore, Russia is constantly trying more and more to ensure that its citizens do not have access to Western information, which is diametrically different from Russian information, as we are convinced of this every day. Banning the world's Internet is only one of the few steps that Russia has taken and most likely will take. In recent days, for example, we have witnessed how The Russian Federation banned Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and even TikTok. By banning the world internet, there will be an even bigger measure of the "bubble" in which the Russian population is located. Unfortunately, many residents approve of most of these moves, but this is common knowledge. However, what are we going to lie about, if a resident of Russia wants to get to true information from the West, he will definitely find a way - just use one of the VPN services that are on the rise here, specifically up to an unbelievable 1200%. However, the question remains how it will be with VPNs in Russia in the future.
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Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russia has had to deal with countless attacks by hackers who are trying to fight against this country and provide ordinary citizens with truthful information to understand. Behind many of these attacks is the world-famous group Anonymous, which has declared cyber war on Russia. For example, Anonymous has managed to “bring down” some important Russian websites , broadcast real footage of the war on the main broadcast, and shut down spy satellites – in short, one hit after another. The shutdown of the global Internet will affect a total of 85% of all Russian residents, or approximately 122 million people who actively use it.
The internet is the devil.