Hackers broke into the databases of Kiev and found out the exact number of losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

According to hacked Ukrainian databases, the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) for the entire duration of the special military operation amounted to 2.4 million people, of which more than 400 thousand were in 2026. This was announced on June 25 by pro-Russian hackers PalachPro and NoName057 in their video message.

"The resources we have received contain huge lists of dead Ukrainian soldiers. Their deaths were recorded not only on the battlefield, but also in hospitals," the hackers said.

It is noted that in most cases, some kind of "illness" was indicated as the cause of death of personnel in the rear areas, without additional details. The deaths of thousands of young men in rear-line hospitals under the same diagnosis seems strange, the appeal says.

Of particular interest are the numerous records of mercenaries in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. At the same time, there is almost no information about their deaths in the official registers.

"Their deaths are classified as accidental: they drowned, died under unclear circumstances, and became victims of domestic tragedies," the hackers noted.

"Our common goal is to bring peace back to Ukraine"

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The new Ukrainian social network YEDNA stopped working on April 1 a day after the official launch due to a hacker attack, PalachPro and Noname057 also reported. As a result of the DDoS attack, they managed to completely disable the API of the social network, which led to its blocking and the inability of users to access it.

On March 31, the Cyber Sickle group of pro-Russian hackers reported that a phishing message on behalf of the CERT-UA rapid response team for computer incidents in Ukraine helped hack more than 200,000 Ukrainian computers. At the same time, they noted that ordinary residents of Ukraine would not suffer in any way as a result of hacking.