Pussy Riot Activists Occupy Ubiquiti Headquarters, Which Supplies 80% of Radio Links for Russian Army

Activists from the group Pussy Riot occupied the headquarters of the American technology company Ubiquiti, accusing it of supporting Russian war crimes.

The protesters claim that this manufacturer’s equipment has become a key replacement for Starlink terminals for Russian occupation forces on the front lines.

The protesters presented Ubiquiti’s leadership with a series of demands calling for an immediate end to cooperation with the aggressor. Specifically, they are urging the company to strictly adhere to U.S. sanctions and officially acknowledge that its equipment is being used by the Russian army.

Additionally, they are demanding that the tech giant begin direct cooperation with the Ukrainian side to develop mechanisms for blocking devices in the occupied territories. In their view, ignoring this issue makes the company an accomplice to crimes against humanity.

Pussy Riot occupies headquarters of American tech company Ubiquiti which powers Russian war crimes

Since the disabling of Starlink, Russian soldiers been panicking: “All we’ve got left now are radios, cables and pigeons.” But Ubiquiti’s hardware has emerged as the favorite… pic.twitter.com/AbJPSip1Og

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As a reminder, 80% of the radio links used by Russian troops on the front lines are manufactured by Ubiquiti.

A HunterBook reporter, posing as an officer responsible for military procurement, contacted Russian suppliers and several of the company’s official distributors in various countries around the world.

Nearly a dozen sellers agreed to sell equipment banned for export. One of the suppliers even provided letters of appreciation which, according to him, were received for supplying Ubiquiti equipment to the Russian military.