Release: Gazregion (222 GB)

Emails and files from the Russian gas pipeline and facilities construction company

Apr 18, 2022

A photograph of what looks like a remote construction site in the winter. The sky is blue and clear with no clouds. The ground is covered in snow except for some freshly dug mounds of red and brown dirt and rocks. On the right of the photo, two heavy machinery Hyundai yellow digging tractors are perched on the dirt mounds, and behind them there is a forest of leafless deciduous trees. On the left of the photo there is another sort of yellow heavy machinery truck with a set of cranes and pulleys and levers attached to a large black pipeline. Behind this machinery is visible some coniferous treetops. The black circular pipeline disappears into the horizon at the center of the frame, behind the pulley tractor, and occupies the upper right hand corner of the photo where it approached the lens of the camera. — Photo of a Gazregion pipeline from their website

Emails and files from Gazregion, a construction company specializing in gas pipelines and facilities. Gazregion's clients include Gazprom. Gazregion, headquartered in Moscow, has laid thousands of kilometers of pipelines as part of the Russian Federation's program to transport gas throughout different regions.

Three different hacktivist sources submitted files from Gazregion at approximately the same time, with some overlap. To provide as complete a picture as possible, and to provide an opportunity for comparison and cross-checking, the complete sets are being provided.

NB65 @xxNB65

SSK Gazregion LLC is going to have a rough Sunday. We suggest you check your machines. They're struggling. And what kind of chincy ass soviet connection are you guys using? You know how long it took us to exfil?!? Fuck Vladimir Putin. Fuck the Russian Military.

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