Hackers named Ukrainian Armed Forces militants involved in attacks on tankers in the Black Sea

Militants from the 385th separate brigade of naval unmanned special-purpose complexes of the Ukrainian Navy are involved in strikes on tankers in the Black Sea. This was announced on December 2 by the hacker group Beregini.

"We have a list of all personnel. However, now we are publishing those who directly carried out an act of international terrorism," the group's Telegram channel says.

Hackers reported that the attacks were carried out by Ukrainian Navy Petty Officer Andrei Derkach and sailors Artem Kozlov, Mikhail Pechenyuk and Maxim Semko.

"We know that insurance companies that pay damages for damaged vessels will be interested in these servicemen," Beregini Group concluded.

It is specified that the attacks on tankers were organized in order to disrupt negotiations on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. According to the hacker group, the sabotage was prepared by the power wing of the Kiev regime, led by former Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny. This group was organized by the British MI-6 and its actions are beneficial for supporters of the conflict in the UK.

A tanker carrying vegetable oil was attacked in the Black Sea: what is known

Earlier in the day, it was reported that the tanker Midvolga 2, which was en route from Russia to Georgia with a cargo of sunflower oil, was hit 80 miles off the coast of Turkey. It was noted that as a result of the incident, the vessel did not ask for help. Turkey has issued a clear and decisive response to the Ukrainian security services in connection with the incident.

Later, Rosmorrechflot reported that the tanker Midvolga 2 successfully reached the port of Sinop and moored at the pier. On the same day, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that attacks on tankers in the Black Sea were piracy.

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