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Un grupo de hackers ucranianos asegura haber robado documentos secretos de la Armada rusa, con datos técnicos de decenas de submarinos y fragatas en desarrollo. La filtración podría exponer vulnerabilidades de diseño y la dependencia rusa de tecnología extranjera, aunque su efecto inmediato en el frente del mar Negro sería limitado. Paralelamente, la inteligencia ucraniana reveló una lista de decenas de buques que, bajo distintas banderas, ayudarían a Moscú a esquivar las sanciones internacionales y sostener sus exportaciones de energía.

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00:00A group of Ukrainian hackers announced they had obtained a large set of documents.
00:05classified information about Russian ships and submarines.
00:09As part of Operation Poseidon, scientific and technical materials were stolen.
00:14and design related to approximately 70 Russian naval projects under development or
00:20modernization, according to The National Interest.
00:24According to published reports, access to the documents was achieved after breaching
00:29several Russian companies and research centers linked to naval technology.
00:34These include the design offices Rubin and Malahit, as well as Electro entities
00:40Pribor and Oquean Pribor.
00:42The files contained information about the Project 636.3 Barshabianca submarines,
00:49Project 949 AM Antey and Project 955M Borey, as well as on the Project 223.500 frigates.
00:59According to the hackers, some of the files were classified as secret and top secret.
01:04secret. The documents included technical specifications, schematics, operating instructions,
01:11system algorithms, test results, and data on equipment reliability.
01:16The group claimed to have obtained technical specifications, operating manuals, and structural diagrams.
01:23and functional programs, algorithms and test programs, according to the published report.
01:29The most serious problem for the Russian Navy could arise in the long term. The schemes obtained
01:36They could reveal characteristics of the ships' design, the arrangement of the systems
01:41Internal and technical vulnerabilities. This could allow adversaries to determine
01:47with greater precision how to detect and engage Russian ships and submarines. Furthermore, the
01:53Documents could reveal the extent to which the Russian defense industry relies on equipment
01:58and foreign components. This information could help identify supply chains
02:04and increase the pressure of sanctions. However, the direct impact is likely to be
02:10The infiltration into the war in Ukraine is considerably less. Most of it
02:15The Russian fleet operates outside the Black Sea, and the Black Sea Fleet has already suffered losses
02:20significant.
02:22In addition, Ukrainian Defense Intelligence released data on 38 vessels that,
02:28According to him, they participate in helping Russia circumvent international sanctions, export
02:34energy products and support military logistics, the agency reported. According to the JUR,
02:41The vessels operate under the flags of Barbados, Russia, Cameroon, Panama, Belize,
02:47Liberia, Sri Lanka, Türkiye, Tanzania, Sao Tome and Principe, Hong Kong and Palau. Of the 38
02:5628 vessels identified are directly involved in the export of oil and petroleum products
03:03and Russian liquefied natural gas, in addition to supplying fuel to sanctioned tankers belonging to
03:10to Russia's so-called shadow fleet, and transport Ukrainian grain from territories
03:15temporarily occupied, according to the Intelligence Agency. The JUR indicated that those 28 vessels
03:22They are already subject to sanctions imposed by the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Ukraine.
03:29The Intelligence Agency also identified 10 oil tankers that are not currently sanctioned,
03:35but which are supposedly used to transport Russian oil to international markets,
03:40and deliver gasoline and diesel to Russia.

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