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Russia loves the chaos in the US.
Would doxxing all these chuds really make there be less chaos though?
I guess we have to ask Russia why they did it, since they obviously did.
Where in that article did you find evidence that Russia obviously did it? Because that isn't what is in the article you posted
Who or what is "Russia" in your take here? The Russian government? Or Russian people? Just saying Russia did it makes no sense. Russia is a land mass in Europe and Asia and can't itself operate a computer. This is especially muddied when you realize people in Russia run the largest Hacking-as-a-service server farms so, yeah, the traffic and the bots came from inside Russia but there is no indication of who paid for it or why. If I downloaded Tor and hired DDOS as a service or Ransomware as a service like Akira, did Russia do that or did Mexico do it? Was it Mexico as a whole because I live there or a Mexican person?
It probably was ICE who hired them to take the doxxing site down if you use Occam's razor.