Total: 131
An interactive 3D model and a list of companies involved in the production of the Su-35S have been published.
25.08.2026
COMPONENTS IN WEAPONS
Data on the parts of the Su-35S multi-role fighters, as well as 79 enterprises involved in its production, has been published.
Data on the parts of the Su-35S multi-role fighters, as well as 79 enterprises involved in its production, has been published.
In cooperation with the CCD, the section "kremlin mouthpieces" has been updated
19.08.2026
KREMLIN'S MOUTHPIECES
In cooperation with the National Security and Defense Council's Center for Countering Disinformation data on six russian public figures has been published. These individuals spread anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, manipulate information of public importance, and work to support the war against Ukraine. Among them:
Sergey Tovkach – a russian developer of unmanned systems and the author of the Telegram channel "UAV Developer," whose content includes anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, materials from combat zones, as well as posts aimed at discrediting Ukraine, supporting the russian authorities, and raising funds for the needs of participants in the "special military operation";
Alexey Chadaev – a russian publicist, political strategist, advisor to the russian minister of transport, and CEO of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Research and Development Center "Ushkuynik"; one of the organizers of the technological support for russia’s aggression against Ukraine, particularly in the field of unmanned aerial systems;
Roman Golovanov – a correspondent for the domestic politics department of the "Komsomolskaya Pravda" Publishing House and host of the "Spas" and "Solovyov LIVE" TV channels, spreads destructive narratives and religious disinformation, including false claims about the "persecution of the Orthodox Church and Christianity" in Ukraine, and groundlessly accuses the Ukrainian authorities of allegedly destroying and banning religious institutions.
In cooperation with the National Security and Defense Council's Center for Countering Disinformation data on six russian public figures has been published. These individuals spread anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, manipulate information of public importance, and work to support the war against Ukraine. Among them:
Sergey Tovkach – a russian developer of unmanned systems and the author of the Telegram channel "UAV Developer," whose content includes anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, materials from combat zones, as well as posts aimed at discrediting Ukraine, supporting the russian authorities, and raising funds for the needs of participants in the "special military operation";
Alexey Chadaev – a russian publicist, political strategist, advisor to the russian minister of transport, and CEO of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Research and Development Center "Ushkuynik"; one of the organizers of the technological support for russia’s aggression against Ukraine, particularly in the field of unmanned aerial systems;
Roman Golovanov – a correspondent for the domestic politics department of the "Komsomolskaya Pravda" Publishing House and host of the "Spas" and "Solovyov LIVE" TV channels, spreads destructive narratives and religious disinformation, including false claims about the "persecution of the Orthodox Church and Christianity" in Ukraine, and groundlessly accuses the Ukrainian authorities of allegedly destroying and banning religious institutions.
Published ten individuals and two legal entities in the section "Child Kidnappers"
17.08.2026
KIDNAPPERS
A list has been published of ten individuals and two legal entities involved in the militarisation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied territories.
A list has been published of ten individuals and two legal entities involved in the militarisation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied territories.
A list of 26 vessels has been published
14.08.2026
MARINE VESSELS
26 marine vessels have been published, including:
- oil tankers transporting russian oil and petroleum products from ports in the Black Sea and Baltic regions on behalf of Lukoil, Rosneft, Surgutneftegaz, Novatek,Tatneft, and Gazprom;
- dry cargo ships exporting agricultural products from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine via the ports of Berdyansk, Sevastopol, Kerch, and Feodosia;
- LNG tankers transporting liquefied natural gas from the sanctioned floating storage unit SAAM FSU (IMO 9915090), where LNG from the sanctioned "Arctic LNG-2" project is accumulated.
26 marine vessels have been published, including:
- oil tankers transporting russian oil and petroleum products from ports in the Black Sea and Baltic regions on behalf of Lukoil, Rosneft, Surgutneftegaz, Novatek,Tatneft, and Gazprom;
- dry cargo ships exporting agricultural products from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine via the ports of Berdyansk, Sevastopol, Kerch, and Feodosia;
- LNG tankers transporting liquefied natural gas from the sanctioned floating storage unit SAAM FSU (IMO 9915090), where LNG from the sanctioned "Arctic LNG-2" project is accumulated.
35 components from the "Kinzhal" and "Monochrome" missiles, "Geran-2" and "Geran-4" UAVs have been published
12.08.2026
COMPONENTS IN WEAPONS
The following components have been added:
- the active homing head of the Kh-47M2 "Kinzhal" aeroballistic missile;
- the Nvidia Jetson computer module from the S-71M "Monochrome" cruise missile;
- the passive homing head from the "Geran-2" UAV;
- the Honpho camera from the "Geran-4" UAV.
The following components have been added:
- the active homing head of the Kh-47M2 "Kinzhal" aeroballistic missile;
- the Nvidia Jetson computer module from the S-71M "Monochrome" cruise missile;
- the passive homing head from the "Geran-2" UAV;
- the Honpho camera from the "Geran-4" UAV.
132 cultural objects seized by russians in temporarily occupied territories Ukraine and three stealers of heritage have been published
27.07.2026
STOLEN HERITAGE
Information has been published on 132 Ukrainian cultural objects taken to the "Gold of Byzantium" exhibition in Novgorod, russia, as well as on three individuals involved in the theft of Ukrainian heritage.
Information has been published on 132 Ukrainian cultural objects taken to the "Gold of Byzantium" exhibition in Novgorod, russia, as well as on three individuals involved in the theft of Ukrainian heritage.
