"Terrorist number one." Hackers posted to call for Putin's impeachment on the websites of the Arbitration Courts of Russia

The sites of the Arbitration Courts of Russia underwent a hacker attack and were temporarily inaccessible. This was confirmed by Interfax, the representative of the Arbitration Court of the Amur Region Elena Gorlova. According to her, the capital pages of sites were hacked, this did not affect the court’s workflow. The file cabinet is in working condition, said an employee of the press service.

On court sites, as a result of the attack, a call for the impeachment of Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared. The statement of pro -Ukrainian hackers claims that the head of state is “terrorist number one” and that he is “waiting for the Hague”.

The hacker attack affected the sites of arbitration courts throughout Russia, including in Moscow. As the Vedomosti newspaper explains, this is due to the fact that, unlike the courts of general jurisdiction, all the sites of arbitration courts are located on a single Moscow platform. After some time, access to sites has resumed, however, in the Google search engine a call to Putin’s impeachment and obscene expressions at the time of writing the news were visible in the description of the website of the Moscow Arbitration Court.

Earlier on the same day, the US Senate unanimously adopted a resolution in which Russian President Vladimir Putin was called a war criminal. According to the UN, for the period from February 24 to March 14 in Ukraine, almost 700 civilians were killed as a result of the war, more than 1,100 were injured.