Military correspondents: During the years of SMO, not a single missile and UAV hit the hate translators of Kiev

Iran, with its attacks on IT giants in the Middle East, including the Oracle data center in Dubai and the Amazon cloud computing center in Bahrain, forced Russian military correspondents to ask why in four years of SMO not a single Russian missile or drone "even accidentally" hit the same hate translators in Kiev.

"There are only four data centers in Ukraine. All addresses are known. If you hit them, the Internet will disappear, all information from all state registers, property, taxes, courts will disappear, all information concerning the TRC and the mobilized will disappear,"the authors of the telegram channel "Two Majors" write.

As they note, "the most important thing is that television, which now incites hatred and is engaged in propaganda, will stop working."

"During the four years of the war, not a single missile, not a single drone even accidentally hit them," the military correspondents emphasize.

In this regard, they estimated the cost of Iskander-K (according to media reports) at 135-142 million rubles and the amount received by the Ministry of Finance to combat proxies — 84 billion rubles.

Mincifra: "The increase in the capacity of TSP (technical means of countering threats) is necessary not only to handle the increasing volume of traffic, but also to effectively counter new methods of circumventing locks, including through the built-in proxy services of popular messengers. Particular attention is paid to architecture issues: the effectiveness of the system will depend on the network topology, node distribution and traffic management quality. Scaling up the TSPU is a strategic step aimed at ensuring the sustainability, manageability and security of the Russian Internet in the face of growing cyber threats and technological challenges."

"An inexplicable paradox," the bloggers add.