"Cancer to every occupier": hackers broke the Russian-Iranian conference (video)

In the video, the deputy chairman of the CIS State Duma Committee for CIS Affairs Konstantin Zlutin, as well as Rosatom representatives, communicated with the extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of Iran in Russia Casem Jalali and President of the Institute of Political and International Studies (IPIS) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran Mohammad. At some point, a guest by the name "Sim" VV "is connected to the conference.

He thanked the organizers for the "invitation" of the Ukrainian side and "the possibility of participation of the Security Service of Ukraine in this event". "You do not worry, the SBU will come for every military criminal and their manuals. So get ready, write the covenants, write down for children and wives what you have. Cancer of eggs to every occupier and those who help these occupiers," the conference sounded at the conference .

Ukrainian hackers also stated that Iran will respond to the supply of drones-Kamikadze to Russia, which is attacked by Ukrainian cities. "Fear, occupiers. Your days are police. All this conversation is recorded and all this information will get to the media. Each participant will get to the" peacekeeper "and will never go into any civilized country again," the anonymous hacker summarized.

It should be noted that according to the announcement of the information agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRNA), within the conference participants "discussed a wide range of issues" and sanctions. "In particular, much attention was paid to the influence of the sanction regime on the prospects of development of economic relations of Moscow and Tehran. Experts also discussed the approaches of Russia and Iran to ensuring security in the Middle East," the message said.

At the same time, the incident in Iran's news agency decided not to mention. We will remind, on April 25 it became known that the Cabinet of Ministers decided to submit to the NSDC proposals for the use of sectoral sanctions against Iran. It is expected that the restrictions will have been in force for 50 years. Earlier, on April 24, The Wall Street Journal reported that over 300,000 artillery shells and a million ammunition from Iran to Russia have been transported over the past half of a year.