Russian Collecting Money to Buy Drones Is Hacked
A close friend of the assassinated Vladlen Tatarsky, Mikhail Luchin, had his Aliexpress account hacked by Ukrainian activists. The $25,000 to which they gained access was used to purchase hundreds of sex toys. The dildoes and such is being shipped to Luchin’s home.
The hackers represent a group called Kiber Sprotyv (Cyber Resistance). A representative of the group had this to say:
“He is a war criminal, volunteer, blogger, and now dildo owner,” the hackers said in a statement, publishing screenshots of them using Luchin’s account with AliExpress, a Chinese-run online store. The Ukrainians claimed they bought $25,000 worth of sex toys through Luchin’s account (Dildos Not Drones).
How long Luchin has been collecting money to buy drones for the Russian army is unknown. It seems, however, that after the assassination of his friend Vladlen Tatarsky, donations picked up considerably.
They [Kiber Sprotyv] added that Luchin was now the owner of a “unique” collection of “dicks” worth $25,000, money he was “planning to spend on drones for the Russian army.”
“Now instead of drones, he will have to send trucks full of vibrators, strapons, and other very valuable…
