The attack of hackers on US servers is scheduled for July 17

South Korean students threaten the servers of the United States leadership in protest against the death of two girls under the wheels of an American armored personnel carrier in one of the suburbs of Seoul.

According to Ananova, crackers promise to deliver the main blow to the White House servers, the American embassy in South Korea and the US military leadership. South Korean activists intend to disable these services on July 17, while sending a huge number of appeals from different computers there.

"Our goal is to temporarily block the work of servers in order to demonstrate our indignation," the protest organizer said today.

Students demand that the American president publicly apologize for the actions of the US military and punish the culprits of what happened.

The accident occurred on June 13, when two US soldiers were patrolling on an armored personnel carrier near the border with the DPRK. After several days of mass protests, on July 5, the US authorities charged American soldiers.

It was reported that Washington planned to conduct a trial of them in the territory of South Korea, but Seoul appealed to Washington with a request to transfer this criminal case under Korean jurisdiction. There has not yet been an answer to a request from the US Armed Forces.

Under American law, military personnel, if their guilt is proved, threatens up to 6 years in prison.