I completely understand what Ukraine is trying to do. But already look how many years it's taken already to break Russia's grasp (at a huge cost -- not just financially, but loss of life and land) .

Obviously not, however this ISP solely uses Russian. For everything. Never Ukrainian. Always, since always. Based in Kiev, not East.

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But yea, that turned Syria quickly, despite absolutely zero relation... how unexpected actually, expected more Russia STRONK Crimea РОССИИ sentiment, weird.

Enjoy these are pictures of terrorists being bombed by Russia and Assad.

Just got from one of our UA ISPs that the decree 133/2017 will be effective now/shortly, which blocks a bunch of Russia based websites - mostly VKontakte, mail.ru and Kaspersky.

Moscow, Russia

data, the ransomware is mainly being targeted to Russia, Ukraine and Taiwan, but the ransomware has successfully infected major institutions, like hospitals across England and Spanish telecommunicati

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Most of Yandex is indeed based in Russia and the former CIS. As they are the most popular email provider in the CIS, they are popular with fraudsters. I'm not sure how Russia's laws pertaining to iden

* Romania (gateway to Eastern Europe & Russia)

You can try our services in Russia. All VPS are on fast SSD.

The connectivity is a simple mksh script grabbing a 100MB file on a more or less common set of servers (typ. softlayer as used in other tests). I merely put together a set that looks sensible to me (i

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Looking through the website, it seems like all servers are connected at 100mbps unmetered, so if you don't need much storage and you're okay with your server sitting in Russia then it's not so bad - A

Oh, they are litigated already anyway. Just wait some months more, not that methboth is clearly linked to them everyone from Russia to the US is interested in them... and Lithuania is no Croatia or La

City Moscow, Moscow City, Russia